Consider the system of two crates shown below, which are tethered to each other by a massless string, which runs over a massless frictionless pulley. Crate 1's mass is m1 35.0 kg and crate 2's mass is m2 = 60.0 kg. Suppose crate 1 slides L = 22.0 m up the ramp and starts from rest. %3D The coefficient of kinetic friction between crate 1 and the ramp is Hk = 0.205. Determine the %3D speed of crate 1 after slidingL = 22.0 m up the ramp. Let 0 = 31.7°.

Consider the system of two crates shown below, which are tethered to each other by a massless string, which runs over a massless frictionless pulley. Crate 1's mass is m1 35.0 kg and crate 2's mass is m2 = 60.0 kg. Suppose crate 1 slides L = 22.0 m up the ramp and starts from rest. %3D The coefficient of kinetic friction between crate 1 and the ramp is Hk = 0.205. Determine the %3D speed of crate 1 after slidingL = 22.0 m up the ramp. Let 0 = 31.7°.

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