A sled is on a horizontal surface and a rope with tension T is pulling on it at an angle e above the horizontal. The sled had mass M and does not move due to the frictional force. In this case the coefficient of friction is u.. In terms of the variables given and g, what is the magnitude of the frictional force in this case? Select one: a. H, Mgcos0 O b. Tcose c. TsinO O d. H, MgsinO

A sled is on a horizontal surface and a rope with tension T is pulling on it at an angle e above the horizontal. The sled had mass M and does not move due to the frictional force. In this case the coefficient of friction is u.. In terms of the variables given and g, what is the magnitude of the frictional force in this case? Select one: a. H, Mgcos0 O b. Tcose c. TsinO O d. H, MgsinO

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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