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StruglingwithPhysics
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What happens to a mechanical force's real original direction i.e. when we divide it into components of basis vectors, which in turn change as per problem at hand (like gravity components at inclined plane ), how we arrive at correct physics by taking two/three arbitrary directions of our choice and forgetting about all other directions and of-course the original direction?
Basically does the object not feel the force in the original direction in which the force was applied to it?
Basically does the object not feel the force in the original direction in which the force was applied to it?