Friction Mechanics: 13th Question

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Printed mechanics problem 13: a particle slides up a slope at angle θ with friction coefficient μ, speed u on the way up and v on the way down, with the derivation v² = u²((sin θ − μ cos θ)/(sin θ + μ cos θ)).

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