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Consider a block sliding down a ramp whose motion is opposed by frictional forces. The total energy of this system is modeled by the equation: Etotal = 1/2mv^2 + mgh + Ff(f is u…

Consider a block sliding down a ramp whose motion is opposed by frictional forces. The total energy of this system is modeled by the equation: Etotal = 1/2mv^2 + mgh + Ff(f is u…
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Consider a block sliding down a ramp whose motion is opposed by frictional forces. The total energy of this system is modeled by the equation:

Etotal = 1/2mv^2 + mgh + Ff(f is underscore)d

Which part of the equation represents the amount of energy converted to thermal energy?

A. mg
B. Ffd
C. mgh
D. 1/2 mv^2

Consider a block sliding down a ramp whose motion is opposed by frictional forces-example-1
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Answer:

Do you have the answers for the unit 6 test?

Step-by-step explanation:

PLZ

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b because it’s the most expla
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