A 292N crate resting on a plane inclined 22-degrees with the horizontal requires a 25.7N force to bring it down to 10.5m from its initial position. The force is applied 78-degrees with respect to the horizontal. Neglecting friction between the crate and plane, determine the time (in seconds) that the crate had travelled a distance of 10.5m.

A 292N crate resting on a plane inclined 22-degrees with the horizontal requires a 25.7N force to bring it down to 10.5m from its initial position. The force is applied 78-degrees with respect to the horizontal. Neglecting friction between the crate and plane, determine the time (in seconds) that the crate had travelled a distance of 10.5m.

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Chapter6: Applications Of Newton's Laws

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