Consider the skier on a slope with an tilting angle of 46.3o. Her mass including equipment is 67.1 kg. What is friction coefficient between her and the slope , if her acceleration is 3.509 m/s2? Please use g=10m/s2.

Consider the skier on a slope with an tilting angle of 46.3o. Her mass including equipment is 67.1 kg. What is friction coefficient between her and the slope , if her acceleration is 3.509 m/s2? Please use g=10m/s2.

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