(e) If the angle of the incline 0, were to decrease, the value of friction force would:increase_decrease or remain the same. Justify your answer. (1) If the surfaces remain the same and the only thing that changes is 0, does mu change? (i) Based on the FBD, what force(s) will change when the angle changes? (i) If only the angle changes will the sled remain in equilibrium if the tension in the rope has not increased? (iv) Based on your answer which force should be used to determine the frictional force.

(e) If the angle of the incline 0, were to decrease, the value of friction force would:increase_decrease or remain the same. Justify your answer. (1) If the surfaces remain the same and the only thing that changes is 0, does mu change? (i) Based on the FBD, what force(s) will change when the angle changes? (i) If only the angle changes will the sled remain in equilibrium if the tension in the rope has not increased? (iv) Based on your answer which force should be used to determine the frictional force.

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