Maximum Force for Two Blocks to Slide Together

[@ericwilmanferreryard6269]

Nice video, it is going to be very helpful for my physics class… thank you.

[@PhysicsNinja]

Good luck with Physics course Eric. You’ve got this!

[@qedmath1729]

explained very well. Thanks!

[@AJ-et3vf]

Great video. Thank you

[@user-cu7qz6oi1w]

Thank you sir

[@yamzhikaictss1297]

How is theta found to be 25°

[@Parekotv-s8o]

Why you equate m1 to ma, that's not accelerating relative to m2 isn't it? So that is equal to 0?

[@RelentlessBROfficial]

Everytime we deal with newtonian mechanics we need to work with inertial reference frames. Block 2 is accelerating, so it cannot be our frame of reference... we need to pick another one thats stationary or moving at a constant speed... we usually pick earth for that, even though its not exactly an inertial frame of reference. Its a good approximation though.

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[@danger_riders]

Nice vedio