FIGURE 9Figure 9 shows a weight, w pounds (Ib), sliding down an inclined plane which makesan angle a with the horizontal. Assume that no force other than gravity is actingon the weight; that is, there is no friction, no air resistance, and so on. At timet= 0, let x = x, and let the initial velocity be vo. Determine x for t > 0.5.

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FIGURE 9 Figure 9 shows a weight, w pounds (Ib), sliding down an inclined plane wh an angle a with the horizontal. Assume that no force other than gravit on the weight; that is, there is no friction, no air resistance, and so o t= 0. let x = X. and let the initial velocity be pe. Determine x fort>0

FIGURE 9 Figure 9 shows a weight, w pounds (Ib), sliding down an inclined plane wh an angle a with the horizontal. Assume that no force other than gravit on the weight; that is, there is no friction, no air resistance, and so o t= 0. let x = X. and let the initial velocity be pe. Determine x fort>0

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