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Kinematics- Friction in Solids and Fluidsby LearnOnline Through OCW

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The note is on Friction. Kinetic friction with numerical example, static friction with examples of block on horizontal and going up and coming down an...

Resultant Force.by Trainer VC

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Resultant Force. Resultant force = Drive force - Frictional force

Frictionby LearnOnline Through OCW

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Different aspects of friction is discussed here. The factors on which frictional force and co-efficient of friction depends, properties of magnitude a...

Studying TENSION Without Tension Part IVby Kajal Sengupta

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In this part the factor of friction is introduced. Co-efficient friction has been discussed. The system under consideration is a block being pulled on...

Studying TENSION Without Tension Part VIby Kajal Sengupta

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Th problem here becomes more complicated with a block on an inclined plane with friction. The block is connected to a hanging weight by a mass less st...

Equilibrium Of Bodies And Examplesby LearnOnline Through OCW

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For stability not only total force but net torque acting should also be zero. Using this fact along with frictional force the critical angle for a lad...

Motion, Oscillation and Gravitation--A Summaryby LearnOnline Through OCW

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The basic concepts in question are work-energy theorem and conservation of mechanical energy. The lecture points out where these are applicable and wh...

Introduction To Work Power and Energy -- Part IIIby Kajal Sengupta

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The example here includes Friction in other words non-conservative force and how it affects the conservation of energy calculation. He brings in to th...

Studying TENSION Without Tension Part Vby Kajal Sengupta

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A block placed on an inclined plane with friction is the system under consideration. Each and every component of force along and perpendicular to the ...

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