A force is applied to a block on an inclined surface as shown in the diagram. What magnitude force is necessary to move the block up the incline at a constant rate? The mass of the block is 9.2 kg, the angle of the incline is 44.4°, and the coefficient of kinetic friction between the incline and the mass is 0.032 8A force is applied to a block on an inclined surface as shown in the diagram. What magnitude force is necessary to move the block up theincline at a constant rate? The mass of the block is 9.2 kg, the angle of incline is 44.4 degrees, and the coefficient of kinetic friction between theincline and the mass is 0.032.The magnitude of the force is 0₂F

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F 8 A force is applied to a block on an inclined surface as shown in the diagram. What magnitude force is necessary to move the block up the incline at a constant rate? The mass of the block is 9.2 kg, the angle of incline is 44.4 degrees, and the coefficient of kinetic friction between the incline and the mass is 0.032. The magnitude of the force is

F 8 A force is applied to a block on an inclined surface as shown in the diagram. What magnitude force is necessary to move the block up the incline at a constant rate? The mass of the block is 9.2 kg, the angle of incline is 44.4 degrees, and the coefficient of kinetic friction between the incline and the mass is 0.032. The magnitude of the force is

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