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Consider the figure below, if the block on the incline weighs 30 N, what must be the weight of the block hanging on the other side of the incline if it is allowed to fall under a constant speed. 30

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Chapter3: Force And Motion

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Consider the figure below, if the block on the incline weighs 30 N, what must
be the weight of the block hanging on the other side of the incline if it is
allowed to fall under a constant speed.
30

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