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Examples are ramps, such as those used by movers carrying heavy objects out of a moving truck, or a sloped road or hill, or even a windshield, funnel, or slide that have two ends of opposite height

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Sorry I don't have a picture but here's a description. Maybe you can draw your own. Take any flat object; board , window pane, table top etc. The flat surface is a plane. Now imagine tilting it. When it makes an angle with the horizonal it is "inclined". So any flat surface tilted from horizontal is an "inclined plane". Most physics problems that refer to an inclined plane are talking about a smooth rectangular board tilted at some angle. Like if someone took away the stairs to your front door so you lay down a board to walk up. The tilted board (strictly speaking the surface of the tilted board) would be an inclined plane.

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