4. An inclined plane is 33 degrees from the horizontal axis; a box (mass=0.5 kg) on the incline was pushed up until it reaches a vertical height of 1.25 meter higher than where it started. Find its initial speed in m/s.

4. An inclined plane is 33 degrees from the horizontal axis; a box (mass=0.5 kg) on the incline was pushed up until it reaches a vertical height of 1.25 meter higher than where it started. Find its initial speed in m/s.

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University Physics Volume 1

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Chapter6: Applications Of Newton's Laws

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