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Consider problem 1 but this time let the coefficient of kinetic friction be uk What is the acceleration of the system if 0 = 30°, m2 = 5kg, and m1 = 2kg? 0.1.

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Chapter5: The Laws Of Motion

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Problem 1 found an acceleration formula a=(m1gsin+m2g)/(m1+m2)

4. Consider problem 1 but this time let the coefficient of kinetic friction be use
What is the acceleration of the system if 0 = 30°, m2 = 5kg, and m1 = 2kg?
0.1.

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