In the following diagram, M = 5 kg, m = 3 kg and the kinetic frictional coefficient is 0.25 between the surface and the big M. The small m is 3 meters above the ground. 14. find the work done by the friction as the big M slides through a distance of 4 meters. 15. find the speed of the small m when it touches the ground. M 77 6m ******* мк m 4m //////8117

In the following diagram, M = 5 kg, m = 3 kg and the kinetic frictional coefficient is 0.25 between the surface and the big M. The small m is 3 meters above the ground. 14. find the work done by the friction as the big M slides through a distance of 4 meters. 15. find the speed of the small m when it touches the ground. M 77 6m ******* мк m 4m //////8117

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