A block of mass 19.00 kg slides down an inclined surface at an angle 0 = 65.0° with speed v. The surface and block have a coefficient of kinetic friction my = 0.15 . Determine the acceleration of the block down the inclined surface.

A block of mass 19.00 kg slides down an inclined surface at an angle 0 = 65.0° with speed v. The surface and block have a coefficient of kinetic friction my = 0.15 . Determine the acceleration of the block down the inclined surface.

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Description: A block of mass 19.00 kg slides down an inclined surface at an angle 0 = 65.0° with speed v. Thesurface and block have a coefficient of kinetic friction my = 0.15. Determine the acceleration of theblock down the inclined surface.40.96 m/s^227.93 m/s

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