0.3. Initially, the crate is at the position The coefficient of kinetic friction between the m = 10.4 kg crate and the plane is µ the horizontal plane with a velocity v, = 14.8 m/s. The crate moves a distance D = 4 m before going upward on the incline plane that has an angle with the horizontal of e = 35 degrees. The initial state and the state at the bottom of the incline plane are ath = 0 m. Determine the distance L the crate will travel upward where it will be at rest. g = 9.81 m/s². %3D %3D %3D Position 1 13.626 m O 12.161 m O 15.091 m O 10.052 m

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The coefficient of kinetic friction between the m = 10.4 kg crate and the plane is u = 0.3. Initially, the crate is at the position 1 on
the horizontal plane with a velocity v, = 14.8 m/s. The crate moves a distance D = 4 m before going upward on the incline plane
that has an angle with the horizontal of e = 35 degrees. The initial state and the state at the bottom of the incline plane are at h = 0
m. Determine the distance L the crate will travel upward where it will be at rest. g = 9.81 m/s?.
h
Position 1
13.626 m
O 12.161 m
O 15.091 m
O 10.052 m
Transcribed Image Text:The coefficient of kinetic friction between the m = 10.4 kg crate and the plane is u = 0.3. Initially, the crate is at the position 1 on the horizontal plane with a velocity v, = 14.8 m/s. The crate moves a distance D = 4 m before going upward on the incline plane that has an angle with the horizontal of e = 35 degrees. The initial state and the state at the bottom of the incline plane are at h = 0 m. Determine the distance L the crate will travel upward where it will be at rest. g = 9.81 m/s?. h Position 1 13.626 m O 12.161 m O 15.091 m O 10.052 m
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