A body of mass, m, slides down an incline as shown below. If it stops at E and if pk between A and C is 0.25, and between C and E is 0.22, calculate: a). velocity at B, VB b) velocity at C, VC c)distance BC d)velocity at D, VD A 9:0m 3.0m .--> 5.0m. D E 590 340 B

A body of mass, m, slides down an incline as shown below. If it stops at E and if pk between A and C is 0.25, and between C and E is 0.22, calculate: a). velocity at B, VB b) velocity at C, VC c)distance BC d)velocity at D, VD A 9:0m 3.0m .--> 5.0m. D E 590 340 B

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