366.3 N 17. What is another term for Kinetic Priction? a. Dynamic Friction b. Starting Friction c. Sliding friction d. All of the above 18. A 300 N block is at rest on an incline plane having a slope of 4m vertical and 12 m horizontal. If the coefticient of friction between the block and the inclined plane is 0.18, solve the horizontal force needed that impend? will cause the motion to 12 300 N a. 143.5 N b. 231.4 N c. 163.8 N d. 204.8 N

366.3 N 17. What is another term for Kinetic Priction? a. Dynamic Friction b. Starting Friction c. Sliding friction d. All of the above 18. A 300 N block is at rest on an incline plane having a slope of 4m vertical and 12 m horizontal. If the coefticient of friction between the block and the inclined plane is 0.18, solve the horizontal force needed that impend? will cause the motion to 12 300 N a. 143.5 N b. 231.4 N c. 163.8 N d. 204.8 N

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