3. A block has a mass of 6kg and rest initially on a plane inclined at 35°. What value of force is required to stop the block from sliding if (a) the plane is frictionless,. (b) the plane has coefficients of fractions static and kinetic equal to 0.20 and 0.18 respectively? What will the value of the force be if the velocity is constant and is directed upward parallel the incline?

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3. A block has a mass of 6kg and rest initially on a plane inclined at 35°. What value of
force is required to stop the block from sliding if (a) the plane is frictionless, (b) the
plane has coefficients of fractions static and kinetic equal to 0.20 and 0.18
respectively? What will the value of the force be if the velocity is constant and is
directed upward parallel the incline?
s for ENo
Transcribed Image Text:3. A block has a mass of 6kg and rest initially on a plane inclined at 35°. What value of force is required to stop the block from sliding if (a) the plane is frictionless, (b) the plane has coefficients of fractions static and kinetic equal to 0.20 and 0.18 respectively? What will the value of the force be if the velocity is constant and is directed upward parallel the incline? s for ENo
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