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) I push a heavy desk by applying a force of 150 pounds at 25° to the desk. How much force is actually used in pushing the desk? What would happen if I increased the angle to 35°?
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ok it's a bad drawing, but the basic idea is that you want to push it horizontally (say to the left) |dw:1425952032117:dw|
the force you apply is at a diagonal direction (in this case, southwest). You want the object to go west |dw:1425952123934:dw|
the actual horizontal force applied can be found if we set up a triangle like so |dw:1425952168580:dw|
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