From the table below, what is the percent difference in letter (C) between the coefficient of static friction obtained from the horizontal and inclined surface? Coefficient of Static Friction (Inclined vs. Horizontal) Inclined Surface Horizontal Surface Percent Difference Added on Hanging Value of µs Base Height| Value Mass of (cm) (cm) of µs Block (g) | Block (g) | Mass (g) (%) 85.0 51.0 (A) 100 400 280 (B) (C)

From the table below, what is the percent difference in letter (C) between the coefficient of static friction obtained from the horizontal and inclined surface? Coefficient of Static Friction (Inclined vs. Horizontal) Inclined Surface Horizontal Surface Percent Difference Added on Hanging Value of µs Base Height| Value Mass of (cm) (cm) of µs Block (g) | Block (g) | Mass (g) (%) 85.0 51.0 (A) 100 400 280 (B) (C)

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From the table below, what is the percent difference in letter (C) between the coefficient of static
friction obtained from the horizontal and inclined surface?
Coefficient of Static Friction (Inclined vs. Horizontal)
Inclined Surface
Horizontal Surface
Percent
Difference
Added on Hanging| Value
Block (g) | Block (g) | Mass (g) | of µs
Base
Height| Value
Mass of
(cm)
(cm)
of µs
(%)
s0 (B)
85.0
51.0
(A)
100
400
280
(C)

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