{Slide down}. A box is placed on top of a 10.0[m] ramp with coefficient of kinetic friction k = 0.350 and inclined at angle of = 50.0°. If the box slides down from rest, what is the magnitude of the box's velocity as it reaches a height of 5.00[m] *? 10.0 [m] H = 0.350 Select one: O 5.89[m/s] ○ 5.15[m/s] O 7.29[m/s] O 8.32[m/s] 50.0⁰

{Slide down}. A box is placed on top of a 10.0[m] ramp with coefficient of kinetic friction k = 0.350 and inclined at angle of = 50.0°. If the box slides down from rest, what is the magnitude of the box's velocity as it reaches a height of 5.00[m] *? 10.0 [m] H = 0.350 Select one: O 5.89[m/s] ○ 5.15[m/s] O 7.29[m/s] O 8.32[m/s] 50.0⁰

College Physics

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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