An object of mass m slides down a slope of Ɵ angle with µ(kinetic) friction. velocity is V(zero) at t=0. Under what conditions does the object stop sliding? Show how you found this requirement. hint: a=F(net)/m, find an inequality

An object of mass m slides down a slope of Ɵ angle with µ(kinetic) friction. velocity is V(zero) at t=0. Under what conditions does the object stop sliding? Show how you found this requirement. hint: a=F(net)/m, find an inequality

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An object of mass m slides down a slope of Ɵ angle with µ(kinetic) friction. velocity is V(zero) at t=0.

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hint: a=F(net)/m, find an inequality

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