b) A 4 kg block is pulled along a rough inclined plane by a force of 71 N as shown in Figure 2. Given the coefficient of friction between the block and inclined plane is 0.4. i. Draw a free body diagram. ii. Calculate the acceleration of the block. 37⁰ Figure 2

b) A 4 kg block is pulled along a rough inclined plane by a force of 71 N as shown in Figure 2. Given the coefficient of friction between the block and inclined plane is 0.4. i. Draw a free body diagram. ii. Calculate the acceleration of the block. 37⁰ Figure 2

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