A block of mass m=2.44kg is released from rest at an unknown height h. The coefficient of friction between the block and the incline oriented at an angle of =47° is Hk=0.34. Assume the circular part of the track is frictionless and the radius of the track is R=0.34m. Find the minimum height h, for the block to remain in contact with the track at all times, even at the top of the circular loop. Take g =9.81m/s² and express your final result using two decimal places. R

A block of mass m=2.44kg is released from rest at an unknown height h. The coefficient of friction between the block and the incline oriented at an angle of =47° is Hk=0.34. Assume the circular part of the track is frictionless and the radius of the track is R=0.34m. Find the minimum height h, for the block to remain in contact with the track at all times, even at the top of the circular loop. Take g =9.81m/s² and express your final result using two decimal places. R

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