why cant i just do mg sin alpha = mu mg cos alpha???

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Opt
Opt6d ago
Torques must also be balanced. Not just forces. I'm so tired of this model ngl. Sigh
simplybear
simplybearOP6d ago
so i just got lucky?? shuldnt uget same answer if forces r balanced also can anybody explain 🙏
Dexter
Dexter6d ago
Not a necessary condition for equilibrium Torque and force BOTH should be zero on the body
simplybear
simplybearOP6d ago
yes so i can just take one and take it as 0 right
Dexter
Dexter6d ago
Nahi like if you do umgcostheta = mgsintheta it may happen that jitna u isse aaega usse torque balance na ho you have to consider both the equations and then calculate u
simplybear
simplybearOP6d ago
in the soln he only considered torque
Dexter
Dexter6d ago
😰lemme see Ye to raha N+Fcosalpha = mgcosalpha
simplybear
simplybearOP6d ago
ohh waitt
Dexter
Dexter6d ago
and mgsinalpha = Fsinalpha + F
simplybear
simplybearOP6d ago
shii mb thank u
Dexter
Dexter6d ago
Np
simplybear
simplybearOP6d ago
also one more thing
Dexter
Dexter6d ago
yeah?
simplybear
simplybearOP6d ago
here can u show me how h= d(1- cos theta) 💀 im legit not able to do it
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Dexter
Dexter6d ago
yeah wait
simplybear
simplybearOP6d ago
i swear for sum reason i never get it even during oscillation ques
Dexter
Dexter6d ago
ez
Dexter
Dexter6d ago
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Dexter
Dexter6d ago
I've done it for R radius Solid sphere of r radius mein bhi same hoga just consider the radius too and take R+r
simplybear
simplybearOP6d ago
ohh got it thanks vro +solved @Dexter
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