196B/s.110.The coefficint of friction is0.43A 3.0 kilogram block is sliding down a 25° incline at aconstant speed.10.440.380.330.47The moment reaction at B is800N0.16m+ 203 Nm- 175 Nm+ 185 Nm17 Ma60 deg0.20mOifA۱۰:۰۱ ص M

Mass of a block, m=3.0 kgInclination angle, θ=25o

The coefficint of friction is A 3.0 kilogram block is sliding down a 25° incline at a constant speed. 1 0.43 0.44 0.38 0.33 0.47 The moment reaction at B is 0.16m + 203 Nm - 175 Nm + 185 Nm 175 M 800N 60 deg 0.20m if B

The coefficint of friction is A 3.0 kilogram block is sliding down a 25° incline at a constant speed. 1 0.43 0.44 0.38 0.33 0.47 The moment reaction at B is 0.16m + 203 Nm - 175 Nm + 185 Nm 175 M 800N 60 deg 0.20m if B

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