A block is on a slope with friction, what happens?

This tutorial goes over what to with problems involving a block on a sloped friction surface. You need to determine if the static friction force would be great enough to keep the block at a rest. If the friction force is not great enough, then the block will accelerate, and you’ll need to use the kinetic coefficient of friction to determine the actual friction force, and the acceleration of the block.

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[inhinyerongsibil]

This content refreshes my mind during my college days.. helpfull to all student and professional

[vkozamastra]

Love your work man, I was wondering if you could do thermodynamics tutorials, that would be amazing!

[Rockerman]

Thank you very much for your clear explanations. Can I ask why the angle in W is the same as the angle of the slope? I just want to understand how it works even more xD thank you

[MikeOxolong]

I'm gonna need these videos next year. xD

[balazs_tamasko]

Hi! Thank you for the explanation! Really helpful! But isn't there a miscalculation of the mass? 50kg is equal to 500N, therefore mg comes for 500x9, 81=4905N, right?