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Sliding Down an Incline Plane Model is based on Easy Java Simulations Modeling and Authoring Tool
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The Easy Java Simulations Modeling and Authoring Tool is needed to explore the computational model used in the Sliding Down an Incline Plane Model.


Sliding Down an Incline Plane Model same topic as Sliding Down an Inclined Plane Model
relation created by Caroline Hall

A simpler version of the Inclined Plane model -- frictional force is removed.


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Sliding Down an Incline Plane Model covers the same topic as http://www.physicsclassroom.com/Class/vectors/U3l3e.cfm
relation created by Caroline Hall

This interactive tutorial from The Physics Classroom collection offers extensive content support on how to determine the net force acting on an object on an inclined plane. It includes problems in which friction is present. Abundant use of free-body diagrams helps with visualization.


Sliding Down an Incline Plane Model is the basis for EJS Static and Kinetic Friction on Incline Plane Model
relation created by wee lookang

changes made:

re-position to the hint texts
made the hint "change the angle of the slope and click play" to appear once only and playing and paused as other hints
re layout the model with my usual slider design and colored background
added stroke line to be dashed to represent components of gravity forces
made the auto-scale of y to allow angle up to 90 degrees.
added a scaleforce to draw the forces to user's choice


Sliding Down an Incline Plane Model is the basis for EJSS Static and Kinetic Friction on Incline Plane Model
relation created by wee lookang

author: Francisco Esquembre and recreated on EJSS by lookang


Sliding Down an Incline Plane Model supplements Physlet Physics: Chapter 5: Newton's Laws 2 Illustration 5.1
relation created by Andreu Glasmann

Physlet Illustration 5.1 covers frictional forces, and can be applied to the Sliding Down an Incline Plane Model.



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