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Further Mathematics

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Practice: The direction of the resultant of several coplanar forces

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WAEC Prep: The forces on a body resting on a rough horizontal plane

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WAEC Prep: The forces on a body suspended by a single string

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Worked Example: Marking the weight, the normal reaction and the friction on a diagram

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Explain Back: The forces acting on a body hanging from two strings

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Worked Example: Using the sine rule on the triangle of forces

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WAEC Prep: The two conditions for a rigid body to be in equilibrium

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Practice: Why the forces must sum to nought in two perpendicular directions

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WAEC Prep: The polygon of forces for five concurrent forces

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WAEC Prep: The resultant read off an unclosed polygon

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WAEC Prep: The polygon of forces for several forces in equilibrium

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Worked Example: Drawing the polygon of forces to scale

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WAEC Prep: Friction, and the direction in which it acts

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Quiz: The coefficient of friction between two surfaces

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Practice: Limiting friction, and the greatest value it can reach

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Spot My Mistake: Why friction does not depend on the area of contact

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Spot My Mistake: The moment of a force whose line of action is not perpendicular

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Worked Example: The moment of a force about a point on its own line of action

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Explain Back: The units of a moment, and why they are newton metres

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Worked Example: The total moment of three parallel forces about one end

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