4) Imagine we have created layers of ice on the surface of a platform and then propped it up at an angle of 10° with the ground. This makes a ramp 10 ft long from one end to the other. We then place the 5 kg cube at the top of the ramp and let it go. How long will it take for the cube to reach the end of the 10 ft ramp? Draw a free-body diagram for the cube.

4) Imagine we have created layers of ice on the surface of a platform and then propped it up at an angle of 10° with the ground. This makes a ramp 10 ft long from one end to the other. We then place the 5 kg cube at the top of the ramp and let it go. How long will it take for the cube to reach the end of the 10 ft ramp? Draw a free-body diagram for the cube.

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