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The
(mass m) slides down the baggage chute shown,
with a coefficient of friction uk. At the point shown it has a
velocity of v. Determine the acceleration of the suitcase and the
normal force between it and the chute at that point.
a) Solve the problem algebraically first
b) Solve the problem for m = 15kg, d = 2m, v = 3m/s

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