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Non Axial Forces and Inclined Planes Assignment 2
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10 kg
Hk =0.2
40°
The box shown on the rough ramp above is sliding down the ramp.
Draw a Free-Body Diagram and use it to:
a)
b)
c)
calculate the normal force on the box il2 od or
calculate the force of friction on the box
calculate the acceleration of the box
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