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A 3-kg block slides at constant velocity down a 32° inclined plane. What is the coefficient of friction between the block and the plane? A. 0.31 * 1.60 O 0.31 O 0.62

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A 3-kg block slides at constant velocity down a 32° inclined plane. What is the coefficient of
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A. 0.31 * A
1.60
0.31
O 0.62
O 1.24

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