The 129-kg crate which is fixedly attached to a spring, k = 508 N/m, is pulled from rest by force P = 1,614 N. If the initial length of a spring is 3.9m and the coefficient of kinetic friction between the crate and the inclined surface is 0.35, determine the final position of the crate, x, in meters if at that moment it will attain equilibrium. Assume that the spring is initially unstretched. Used 3 = 17 °. Neglect the dimensions of the crate. X P 14 boccod B

The 129-kg crate which is fixedly attached to a spring, k = 508 N/m, is pulled from rest by force P = 1,614 N. If the initial length of a spring is 3.9m and the coefficient of kinetic friction between the crate and the inclined surface is 0.35, determine the final position of the crate, x, in meters if at that moment it will attain equilibrium. Assume that the spring is initially unstretched. Used 3 = 17 °. Neglect the dimensions of the crate. X P 14 boccod B

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