1. The 136 kg block in the figure given rests upon a level plane for which the coefficient of kinetic friction is 0.20. Find the velocity of the block after it moves 24.4 m, starting from rest. If the 445 N is then removed, how much farther will it travel? 445 N 30° 136 kg

1. The 136 kg block in the figure given rests upon a level plane for which the coefficient of kinetic friction is 0.20. Find the velocity of the block after it moves 24.4 m, starting from rest. If the 445 N is then removed, how much farther will it travel? 445 N 30° 136 kg

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1. The 136 kg block in the figure given rests upon a level plane
for which the coefficient of kinetic friction is 0.20. Find
the velocity of the block after it moves 24.4 m, starting
from rest. If the 445 N is then removed, how much farther
will it travel?
445 N
30°
136 kg

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