mp30°slides down a playground slide of length I with2. A person of mass m,friction. The slide makes an angle of 30 degrees with the horizontal.(Note: If you are stuck, review the components of gravitational forces on aramp.)(a) The person moves with constant velocity. In terms of the givenquantities and any fundamental constants, derive an equation for thecoefficient of kinetic friction,(b) Suppose the slide has a different so that the person accelerates whilesliding down the slide. Derive an equation for the acceleration of theperson, , in terms of , any of the other given quantities above, andfundamental constants as needed.

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