Consider an object sliding down a frictionless ramp that is inclined an angle above the horizontal. Which equation best represents the object's actual acceleration down the ramp ax? O ax = O ax gtan (0) Oar = gcos (0) ax ar = gsin(0) ax = 0 ar = a 0 mg ЛУ X

Consider an object sliding down a frictionless ramp that is inclined an angle above the horizontal. Which equation best represents the object's actual acceleration down the ramp ax? O ax = O ax gtan (0) Oar = gcos (0) ax ar = gsin(0) ax = 0 ar = a 0 mg ЛУ X

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