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A 10 kg sled slides down a hill with an incline of 30 degrees above the horizontal. Because of friction, it maintains a constant speed. For every meter that is traveled, how much energy (in joules) does the sled lose?

I say 98 sin(30) Joules?
16 years ago

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drwls
If you mean how much kinetic and potential energy, you only lose potential energy, and that loss equals M g sin 30, which is what you came up with.
16 years ago

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