A block of mass m is placed at relative equilibrium on an inclined plane which itself is placed on a lift moving upwards with constant velocity 
a) 
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26th September 2018,
10:15 PM
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Figure shows the forces acting on the the block placed on an inclined plane.
Figure also shows the velocity vector V0 due to lift movement along with the resolved components.
Power due to force = Force×velocity = F·V , where F and V are vectors and power is expressed in terms of dot product or scalar product.
Here force is friction force F = μ×N = μ×m×g×cosθ
velocity component in the direction of friction force = V0×sinθ
hence power = μ×m×g×cosθ × V0×sinθ = (1/2)×μ×V0×m×g×sin(2θ)
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