3) The figure below illustrates a block (mass = M) on a fixed inclined plane (ramp angle = 0). An external agent applies a horizontal force onto the block (toward the inclined plane). The magnitude of this force is F. The contacting surfaces have a coefficient of kinetic friction (µi). The block slides up the ramp with constant speed V. Determine an expression {M, 0, µk, g, V} for the magnitude (F) of the force applied by the agent. F

3) The figure below illustrates a block (mass = M) on a fixed inclined plane (ramp angle = 0). An external agent applies a horizontal force onto the block (toward the inclined plane). The magnitude of this force is F. The contacting surfaces have a coefficient of kinetic friction (µi). The block slides up the ramp with constant speed V. Determine an expression {M, 0, µk, g, V} for the magnitude (F) of the force applied by the agent. F

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3) The figure below illustrates a block (mass = M) on a fixed inclined plane (ramp angle = 6). An
external agent applies a horizontal force onto the block (toward the inclined plane). The magnitude of this
force is F. The contacting surfaces have a coefficient of kinetic friction (µk). The block slides up the ramp
with constant speed V. Determine an expression {M, 0, µk, g, V} for the magnitude (F) of the force
applied by the agent.
F

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