Situation 3: The diagram illustrates a chute in a factory used for sliding boxes to a lower floor. The boxes start from rest at A; they slide a distance of 6 m down to B and then along the level to C, where they enter an endless conveyor belt. Calculate the distance BC required, if friction coefficient = 0.20 and the boxes are to enter the belt with a velocity of (0.8 +0.01) m/s. А W B

Situation 3: The diagram illustrates a chute in a factory used for sliding boxes to a lower floor. The boxes start from rest at A; they slide a distance of 6 m down to B and then along the level to C, where they enter an endless conveyor belt. Calculate the distance BC required, if friction coefficient = 0.20 and the boxes are to enter the belt with a velocity of (0.8 +0.01) m/s. А W B

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Principles of Physics: A Calculus-Based Text

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Chapter3: Motion In Two Dimensions

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