e A 18.2 kg block is released from rest on a 37.9 incline. It takes 3.55 seconds to slide 1.1 meters along the ramp. Find the weight of the block. Fg = 178.4 Find the acceleration of the block. a 0.175 Find the Normal Force. FN 140.7 Find the friction. F 6.59 = XN XN Find the coefficient of friction. p = 0.029 XN X ✓m/s²

e A 18.2 kg block is released from rest on a 37.9 incline. It takes 3.55 seconds to slide 1.1 meters along the ramp. Find the weight of the block. Fg = 178.4 Find the acceleration of the block. a 0.175 Find the Normal Force. FN 140.7 Find the friction. F 6.59 = XN XN Find the coefficient of friction. p = 0.029 XN X ✓m/s²

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Find the Normal Force. FN 140.7
Find the friction. F = 6.59
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Find the coefficient of friction. μ = 0.029 x
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