2. A book that weighs 12N lies on inclined plane with angle of inclination in the plane is 30degrees with the horizontal. The cocefficient of kinetic friction between the book and inelinedplane is 0.23. If the book starts form rest 850 cm up the plane form its base what will be thebooks speed when it reaches the bottom of the ineline?ENG d0TAFU-VY

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A book that weighs 12N lies on inclined plane with angle of inelination in the plane is 30 degrees withi the horizontal. The coefficient of kinetic friction between the book and inclined plane is 0.23. If the book starts form rest 850 cm up the plane form its base what will be the books speed when it reaches the bottom of the ineline?

A book that weighs 12N lies on inclined plane with angle of inelination in the plane is 30 degrees withi the horizontal. The coefficient of kinetic friction between the book and inclined plane is 0.23. If the book starts form rest 850 cm up the plane form its base what will be the books speed when it reaches the bottom of the ineline?

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Chapter10: Work, Energy And Machines

Section: Chapter Questions

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