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2.6 Inclined Planes

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Inclined Planes

Inclined planes are situations where the surface is at angle, meaning that normal force and gravity are not anti-parallel. These are one of the most important applications of friction, gravity, and normal force for AP Physics 1.

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9 lessons

  1. 2.1What is Force?Preview lesson
  2. 2.2Newton's LawsPreview lesson
  3. 2.3Gravitational ForcePreview lesson
  4. 2.4FrictionPreview lesson
  5. 2.5SystemsPreview lesson
  6. 2.6Inclined PlanesThis lesson
  7. 2.7Tension & Pulley SystemsPreview lesson
  8. 2.8SpringsPreview lesson
  9. 2.9Circular MotionPreview lesson

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