LEARN MORE REMARKS It's interesting that the final result depends only on the coefficient of static friction. Notice also how similar Equations (1) and (2) are to the equations developed in previous problems. Recognizing such patterns is key to solving problems successfully. QUESTION A larger static friction constant would result in a: (Select all that apply.) O larger component of normal force at the maximum angle. O larger component of gravitational force along the ramp at the maximum angle. O smaller component of gravitational force along the ramp at the maximum angle. O larger maximum angle. smaller maximum angle.

LEARN MORE REMARKS It's interesting that the final result depends only on the coefficient of static friction. Notice also how similar Equations (1) and (2) are to the equations developed in previous problems. Recognizing such patterns is key to solving problems successfully. QUESTION A larger static friction constant would result in a: (Select all that apply.) O larger component of normal force at the maximum angle. O larger component of gravitational force along the ramp at the maximum angle. O smaller component of gravitational force along the ramp at the maximum angle. O larger maximum angle. smaller maximum angle.

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Chapter6: Applications Of Newton's Laws

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