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A block of 1:6 kg mass is on a plane inclined to 50 for which the kinetic friction coecient is c = 0:12. The block is connected to a spring of constant k = 5 N=m by a string. The latter passes without slipping through a pulley which is assimilated to a 1 kg disc having a radius of 0:15 m. If the system is initially at rest and the spring has a zero elongation, what is the module of the speed of the block when it has slipped by 0:Five feet down the incline?
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