A ball with a mass of 4.25kilograms slides in an inclined plane with an angle of 38 degrees from the top to bottom. The height of the inclined plane is 1.90m and coefficient of kinetic friction is 0.29. What is the resultant work done? A 49.81J B 38.92J 67.93) D 78.93J E 56.75J

A ball with a mass of 4.25kilograms slides in an inclined plane with an angle of 38 degrees from the top to bottom. The height of the inclined plane is 1.90m and coefficient of kinetic friction is 0.29. What is the resultant work done? A 49.81J B 38.92J 67.93) D 78.93J E 56.75J

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