Asked by angel
A 2.0-kg wooden block slides down an inclined plane 1.0 m high and 3.0 m long. The block starts from rest at the top of the plane. The coefficient of kinetic friction between the block and plane is 0.35. What is the speed of the block when it reaches the bottom?
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Answered by
Thakgalo sakwana
Sin¤= 1/3
¤=19.47'
Fnet= Fg// - Ff
Fnet= mg.sin¤ -Ff
=2(9.8)sin19.47-0.35
Fnet= 6.183N
a= Fnet/m
a= 6.183/2
a=3.091m/s^2
(Vf^2)=(Vi^2) +2as
Vf^2= (0)+2(3.091)(3)
Vf^2= 18.546
Vf= 4.31m/s downward.
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¤=19.47'
Fnet= Fg// - Ff
Fnet= mg.sin¤ -Ff
=2(9.8)sin19.47-0.35
Fnet= 6.183N
a= Fnet/m
a= 6.183/2
a=3.091m/s^2
(Vf^2)=(Vi^2) +2as
Vf^2= (0)+2(3.091)(3)
Vf^2= 18.546
Vf= 4.31m/s downward.
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For info call me on 0723624826
Answered by
ariel salvadico
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