a box slides down a ramp with an acceleration of 1.2m/s^2. if the coefficient of firction is 0.3 between the box and the ramp, what is the angle the ramo makes with the horizontal? You can leave your awnser as an equation/expression rather than finding the value.

a box slides down a ramp with an acceleration of 1.2m/s^2. if the coefficient of firction is 0.3 between the box and the ramp, what is the angle the ramo makes with the horizontal? You can leave your awnser as an equation/expression rather than finding the value.

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