Substituting, for the coefficient of kinetic friction, we findXn=0.2536mm+);210(2 451 N/m) (0.369 ) (25/ 06-6) (CM(ત્રmmXney Pi1991 fan of ap by ne anen f S OX

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Substituting, for the coefficient of kinetic friction, we find Mk = 0.25 3 6 X m m 2 10 n) ( 2 451 N/m 0.36 kg) (9.80 m/s²) ( e 6 m)² m

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3
6
m
m
+);
2
10
(2 451 N/m) (
0.36
9 ) (25/ 06-6) (CM
(ત્ર
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m
X
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