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Home Courses Pre-University Physics Course materials Lectures 1.4.4 Worked example 1.3

1.4.4 Worked example 1.3

Course subject(s) Module 1: Mechanics

Sliding down a mountain

An object is sliding down a mountain consisting of two planes. The first is an ice plane which has angle ${θ₁}$ , height ${h₁}$ and negligable friction. The second is a rock plane with angle ${θ₂}$ , height ${h₂}$ and friction coefficient ${μₖ}$ .

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