Hi I need help with C and D please! With full steps thanks so much PaA child goes down a playground slide with an acceleration a. Find thecoefficient of kinetic friction, µk, between the child and the slide if the slideis inclined at an angle of 0. (a) Please solve for ug in terms of g, 0 and aonly. (b) What is the frictional force fri in terms of g, 0 and a? (c) Find hervelocity at the bottom of the slide if she starts sliding from rest and at heighth above ground in terms of h, 0, g and uk. (d) What would the child'sacceleration be in the limit as 0 →0 and 90°. LDefine tne cv.

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A child goes down a playground slide with an acceleration a. coefficient of kinetic friction, Uk, between the child and the sl is inclined at an angle of 0. (a) Please solve for uk in terms of only. (b) What is the frictional force fri in terms of g, 0 and a velocity at the bottom of the slide if she starts sliding from re h above ground in terms of h, 0, g and uk. (d) What would the acceleration be in the limit as 0→0 and 90°. L

A child goes down a playground slide with an acceleration a. coefficient of kinetic friction, Uk, between the child and the sl is inclined at an angle of 0. (a) Please solve for uk in terms of only. (b) What is the frictional force fri in terms of g, 0 and a velocity at the bottom of the slide if she starts sliding from re h above ground in terms of h, 0, g and uk. (d) What would the acceleration be in the limit as 0→0 and 90°. L

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