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glenohumeral13
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Homework Statement
I'm trying to create a problem for my physics standards that is hard. I gave myself a ball being pushed down a carpeted decline at 24° from the horizontal. The balls starts with an initial velocity of 1 m/s and ends the 6 meter decline at 5 m/s. I want to find the applied force on the ball.
Homework Equations
Perhaps "1/2vf2 = g*hi"?
The Attempt at a Solution
Found a stalemate because I don't want to give the mass, or else the problem is too easy. So, I can't use "Fg = m*ag".