3. A camp is on a mountainside that slopes 30.0°. pull a 200.0 kg sled up the slippery incline for which the sled-slope Someone is hired to try to coefficient of kinetic friction is 0.100. Just after the sled starts to move the person can exert a continuous force parallel to the incline of 200.0 N, compute the acceleration of the sled.

3. A camp is on a mountainside that slopes 30.0°. pull a 200.0 kg sled up the slippery incline for which the sled-slope Someone is hired to try to coefficient of kinetic friction is 0.100. Just after the sled starts to move the person can exert a continuous force parallel to the incline of 200.0 N, compute the acceleration of the sled.

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3. A camp is on a mountainside that slopes 30.0°.
pull a 200.0 kg sled up the slippery incline for which the sled-slope
Someone is hired to try to
coefficient of kinetic friction is 0.100.
Just after the sled starts to move
the person can exert a continuous force parallel to the incline of 200.0 N.
compute the acceleration of the sled.

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