Normal Force MCAT Physics - Up, Down, and Inclined Plane

This video explains the concept of Normal Force and shows you how to apply it when objects are resting on horizontal surfaces, under a surface, and even on an inclined plane.

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[sohnaahmed]

In the past, I recall you stating that sin was always related to the y axis, so what causes the switch here?

[stephaniecantu]

Need the rest of the series please :, ( Friction especially!

[chelseahudson]

In these problems, why does x direction use sin and y direction use cos?

[gracebeauchamp]

Which video explains why you switch to sin for x components on inclined planes? Can you link it please? I looked through your MCAT series and can't find it!

[farhatwakil]

a car is travelling in a straight line along a highway at constant speed of 80 mph for 10 sec find its acceleration plz explain

[kesterkentaban]

a 1.5N book is resting on the top of the table what is answer