A body with mass m descends through the inclined plane with angle 0 = 30 °, without initial velocity and reaches its end after 4s. The coefficient of friction of the body with the plane is μ = 0.1. Find: a) body acceleration b) the length of the sloping plane c) the velocity of the body at the end of the inclined plane

A body with mass m descends through the inclined plane with angle 0 = 30 °, without initial velocity and reaches its end after 4s. The coefficient of friction of the body with the plane is μ = 0.1. Find: a) body acceleration b) the length of the sloping plane c) the velocity of the body at the end of the inclined plane

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Chapter5: More Applications Of Newton’s Laws

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