ENGINEERING MECHANICS (DYNAMICS)100% GUARANTEE UPVOTE IF ANSWER IN 1 HOUR AND 30 MINUTES.. COMPLETE SOLUTION SHORTCUT IF NECESSARY A 25 N block starts from rest and slide 9.00 m down aroof with a slope of 2 horizontal to 1 vertical and a200N9.00coefficient of friction of 0.10. If the vertical distance fromthe edge of the roof to the ground is 12.00 m, which ofthe following most nearly gives the distance from the wallthat the ball will strike the ground?12.00a) 15.21 md) 14.12 me) 12.17 mb) 13.99 mc) 11.37 m

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A 25 N block starts from rest and slide 9.00 m down a roof with a slope of 2 horizontal to 1 vertical and a 200 9.00 coefficient of friction of 0.10. If the vertical distance from the edge of the roof to the ground is 12.00 m, which of the following most nearly gives the distance from the wall that the ball will strike the ground? 12.00 a) 15.21 m d) 14.12 m b) 13.99 m e) 12.17 m c) 11.37 m

A 25 N block starts from rest and slide 9.00 m down a roof with a slope of 2 horizontal to 1 vertical and a 200 9.00 coefficient of friction of 0.10. If the vertical distance from the edge of the roof to the ground is 12.00 m, which of the following most nearly gives the distance from the wall that the ball will strike the ground? 12.00 a) 15.21 m d) 14.12 m b) 13.99 m e) 12.17 m c) 11.37 m

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