Figure 2(a) shows a crate with a mass of 55 kg is projected down with an inclinationangle 8. If the initial speed of the crate is 7 m/s, investigate the time i required for thecrate to come to rest the distance travelx travel if 8 = 15°.m= 55 kgHk = 0.4Figure 2(a) A crate sliding down

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Figure 2(a) shows a crate with a mass of 55 kg is projected down with an inclination angle 0. If the initial speed of the crate is 7 m/s, investigate the time t required for the crate to come to rest the distance travel x travel if 6 = 15°. m= 55 kg Hk = 0.4

Figure 2(a) shows a crate with a mass of 55 kg is projected down with an inclination angle 0. If the initial speed of the crate is 7 m/s, investigate the time t required for the crate to come to rest the distance travel x travel if 6 = 15°. m= 55 kg Hk = 0.4

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