A stack of boxes is placed on an inclined ramp as shown in the figure. There is no friction between the two boxes but there is friction between Box A and the ramp. Box B is tied to a wall with a taut string. What is the correct free-body diagram for box A?

A 2 Kg box is put on the surface of an inclined plane at 27 ° with the horizontal. The surface of the inclined plane is assumed to be frictionless.Draw a free body diagram of the box on the inclined plane and label all forces acting on the box.

A 10.0kg box being pushed at constant velocity against a 3.0N[left] force offriction.a. Draw free body diagram (2 marks)b. Find the coefficient of friction. State if it is static or kinetic. (2 marks)

A box of mass 40 kg is pulled up by a ropeat a constant velocity on a rough inclinedplane which makes an angle of 30° with[ 4 ] BPHCT-131the horizontal. Determine the coefficient ofkinetic friction between the box and thesurface of the plane. It is given that thetension in the rope is 250 N. Draw the freebody diagram. Take g = 10 2ms−

A 50kg box is placed on an incline that makes an angle of 30° with respect to the horizontal.The coefficient of friction between the mass and the incline is 0.2. Find the acceleration of thebox going down the incline. (2 sig-figs)

Consider the situation in the diagram. Block 1 has mass m1and is on a slope at an angle θ from horizontal. Block 2 hasmass m2 .Find an expression for the acceleration of the blocks, ignor-ing friction.You will be marked on the following:1) Free body diagram for block 1.2) Free-body diagram for block 2.3) Relevant equations for block 1.4) Relevant equations for block 2.5) Solving the equations for acceleration.