my question is in the image.I have been doing this wrong for a while and I cant figure out where I am doing this wrong. I keep getting .2014 m/s2 which is wrong. the corrct answer should be 2.165m/s2 but I just cant figure out how to get it. How do I solve this problem? A box of mass 3.6 kg is given an initial speed of vo = 7.1 m/s along a ramp as indicated in the figure (6 = 65.5°).0.72, find the magnitude of the accelerationIf the coefficient of kinetic friction between the box and the ramp is =of the box.(in m/s^2)

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I have been doing this wrong for a while and I cant figure out where I am doing this wrong. I keep getting .2014 m/s² which is wrong. the corrct answer should be 2.165m/s² but I just cant figure out how to get it. How do I solve this problem?

A box of mass 3.6 kg is given an initial speed of vo = 7.1 m/s along a ramp as indicated in the figure (6 = 65.5°).
0.72, find the magnitude of the acceleration
If the coefficient of kinetic friction between the box and the ramp is =
of the box.
(in m/s^2)

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