QUESTION 1: If the motor exerts a constant force of 300N on the cable, use the prinicple of work and energy to determine the speed of the 20 kg crate when it travels s=10 [m] up the plane, starting from rest. μk=0.3 s = 10 m 30°

QUESTION 1: If the motor exerts a constant force of 300N on the cable, use the prinicple of work and energy to determine the speed of the 20 kg crate when it travels s=10 [m] up the plane, starting from rest. μk=0.3 s = 10 m 30°

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