A block with a carpeted underside is pulled by a wheeled cart attached by a piece of cordage. If the two traveled at a constant acceleration down an inclined ramp (with a known angle), how would one go about finding mu s and mu k if values of position and time were recorded?

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A block with a carpeted underside is pulled by a wheeled cart attached by a piece of cordage. If the two traveled at a constant acceleration down an inclined ramp (with a known angle), how would one go about finding mu s and mu k if values of position and time were recorded?

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