3. A mass is placed on an inclined at 36.0 degrees. The coefficients of friction are 0.265 (kinetic) and 0.410 (static). a. What is the greatest mass that can be placed on the ramp before it begins to slide down the ramp? b. What acceleration would the mass achieve once it begins sliding?

3. A mass is placed on an inclined at 36.0 degrees. The coefficients of friction are 0.265 (kinetic) and 0.410 (static). a. What is the greatest mass that can be placed on the ramp before it begins to slide down the ramp? b. What acceleration would the mass achieve once it begins sliding?

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3. A mass is placed on an inclined at 36.0 degrees. The coefficients of friction are 0.265 (kinetic)
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b. What acceleration would the mass achieve once it begins sliding?

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