The 90 slug car is parked on a hill in San Francisco. The car is a front wheel drive, the manual transmission is in 1st gear, parking brake is not applied. The coefficients of friction between the car and the surface it is parked on are us = .42 and uk = .32. In case you have trouble reading the figure, the angle is 17 degrees.

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