3 of 5 т 1. Consider a container, of mass 66.4 kg, sitting on a steep ramp as shown. The angle of the ramp is 48.3 °. The coefficient of static friction between the ramp and the container is 0.80 (which is pretty sticky). If nothing else is acting on the container (figure A), will the container slide (a) down the ramp? (Explain how you know, don't just say yes or no!) (b) move up the ramp? How hard do you have to push on the container (figure B) in order to get it to

3 of 5 т 1. Consider a container, of mass 66.4 kg, sitting on a steep ramp as shown. The angle of the ramp is 48.3 °. The coefficient of static friction between the ramp and the container is 0.80 (which is pretty sticky). If nothing else is acting on the container (figure A), will the container slide (a) down the ramp? (Explain how you know, don't just say yes or no!) (b) move up the ramp? How hard do you have to push on the container (figure B) in order to get it to

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Consider a container, of mass 66.4 kg, sitting on a steep ramp as shown. The angle
of the ramp is 48.3 °. The coefficient of static friction between the ramp and the container is
0.80 (which is pretty sticky).
If nothing else is acting on the container (figure A), will the container slide
(a)
down the ramp? (Explain how you know, don't just say yes or no!)
(b)
move up the ramp?
How hard do you have to push on the container (figure B) in order to get it to

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