Problem 1.9 A block of mass M is on an inclined plane of angle with a coefficient of sliding friction . At a given instant of time the block is at some point P on the plane and is moving up the plane with a speed vo. (a) Obtain the time for the block to reach its highest point relative to P. (b) Obtain the time for the block to slide back down to point P. (c) Obtain an expression for the velocity of the block at the time it returns to P.

Problem 1.9 A block of mass M is on an inclined plane of angle with a coefficient of sliding friction . At a given instant of time the block is at some point P on the plane and is moving up the plane with a speed vo. (a) Obtain the time for the block to reach its highest point relative to P. (b) Obtain the time for the block to slide back down to point P. (c) Obtain an expression for the velocity of the block at the time it returns to P.

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Chapter5: Newton's Law Of Motion

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