Failed my Physics Test Need help on a question?

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The discussion revolves around a physics problem related to forces, specifically involving concepts such as friction and acceleration. Participants are seeking clarification on how to approach the problem without directly providing a solution.

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  • One participant suggests using the sum of forces and the relationship between frictional force and normal force, while another expresses confusion and requests a step-by-step solution. A different participant insists on the importance of providing one's own solution for feedback.

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nevermind thanks
 
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im a student as well but i think i may be able to help,

sum of forces = ma
frictional force = (mu)normal force
and the normal force = mg

mu = friction coefficient

find acceleration via the constant acceleration formulas without time
 
i still don't understand. can anyone do the problem step by step with the answer?
 
No! Provide your solution and we will tell you if it is correct or not.
 

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