10) A 7.00kg mass slides down a frictionless ramp. The ramp tilts 15.536794° from horizontal. Gravity does 58.80J of work. How far along the ramp did the object slide? Make a legend for this problem. Show the model for this problem. Answer:

10) A 7.00kg mass slides down a frictionless ramp. The ramp tilts 15.536794° from horizontal. Gravity does 58.80J of work. How far along the ramp did the object slide? Make a legend for this problem. Show the model for this problem. Answer:

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