a child sliding down a slide, that makes 35.0 degrees with respect to the ground

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a child sliding down a slide, that makes 35.0 degrees with respect to the ground. the coefficient of friction between the child's clothes and the slide is 0.3. What is the child's acceleration? a child sliding down a slide, that makes 35.0 degrees with respect to the ground. the coefficient of friction between the child's clothes and the slide is 0.3. What is the child's acceleration? a child sliding down a slide, that makes 35.0 degrees with respect to the ground. the coefficient of friction between the child's clothes and the slide is 0.3. What is the child's acceleration?

Explanation / Answer

here

m * g*sin(theta) - u * m * g*cos(theta) = m * a

9.8 * sin(35deg) - 0.3 * 9.8 * cos(35 deg) = a

a = 3.21 m/s^2

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