Thank you! 4.Determine the kinetic coefficient of friction20ONm- 21kyHo5.Determine the direction and magnitude of the acceleration for this box on a slopea-?m- 21kyMx- 0.5SON6. A popular daredevil trick is to complete a vertical loop on a motoreycle. This trick is dangerous,however, because if the motorcycle does not travel with enough speed, the rider falls off the trackbefore reaching the top of the loop. What is the minimum speed necessary for a rider tosuccessfully go around a vertical loop of 10 meters?7. As you can see in the picture given below, two boxes are placed on a frictionless surface. If theacceleration of the box X is 5m/s², find the acceleration of the box Y.y=5kg 000000000000 x=2kg-F=3ON

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