I don't know how to delete the other post. Sorry about that. Ok I know that because it's cot(theta) that is equal to cos(theta)/sin(theta). I've been trying to figure it out in reverse. So I multiplied the right side by Fg/Fg so that I got something that looks like: Fgcos(theta)h / [Fg+UkFgsin(theta)] which looks like Fgyh / (Fg + FgxUk) I don't know where to go from here. I've filled up pages of calculations and it has just stopped making sense. Sorry again about the double posting.
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