For the same case where the spring is disconnected from the block and the block is sliding down the hill, which of the following depend on the mass of the block? [Select all that apply!] The force of friction on the block, fk The acceleration of the block, a | The coefficient of kinetic friction, lk The normal force on the block, The weight of the block, W UThe instantaneous velocity of the block, U

For the same case where the spring is disconnected from the block and the block is sliding down the hill, which of the following depend on the mass of the block? [Select all that apply!] The force of friction on the block, fk The acceleration of the block, a | The coefficient of kinetic friction, lk The normal force on the block, The weight of the block, W UThe instantaneous velocity of the block, U

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