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Calculate the kinetic friction force(N). The ramps slope is 33°. The objects mass 0.40566kg. The normal force is 3.33N. The gravity along the ramp is 2.17N. The static friction is 0.

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Calculate the kinetic friction force(N). The ramps slope is 33°. The objects mass 0.40566kg. The normal force is 3.33N. The gravity along the ramp is 2.17N. The static friction is 0.

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