The block shown weighing 2lb slides down a smooth inclined. At A, its speed is 5ft/s. Determine the distance d from the figure assuming that a constant vertical resisting force of 0.75 lb acts from A to B. Answer in ft.

The block shown weighing 2lb slides down a smooth inclined. At A, its speed is 5ft/s. Determine the distance d from the figure assuming that a constant vertical resisting force of 0.75 lb acts from A to B. Answer in ft.

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The block shown weighing 2lb slides down a smooth inclined. At A, its
speed is 5ft/s. Determine the distance d from the figure assuming that a
constant vertical resisting force of 0.75 Ib acts from A to B. Answer in ft.
5 ft/s
15 ft
30 ft

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