Assume that the board you used was covered with two materials, material 1 and material 2. If the height where the wooden block started to slide down is higher on material 2 than on material 1, what can we say about the μs and μk associated with material 2 as compared to material 1? a. μs and μk on material 2 is higher than on material 1 b. μs and μk on material 1 is higher than on material 2 c. μs on material 2 is higher than on material 1, but μk material 1 is higher than on material 2
Assume that the board you used was covered with two materials, material 1 and material 2. If the height where the wooden block started to slide down is higher on material 2 than on material 1, what can we say about the μs and μk associated with material 2 as compared to material 1? a. μs and μk on material 2 is higher than on material 1 b. μs and μk on material 1 is higher than on material 2 c. μs on material 2 is higher than on material 1, but μk material 1 is higher than on material 2
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Assume that the board you used was covered with two materials, material 1 and material 2. If the height where the wooden block started to slide down is higher on material 2 than on material 1, what can we say about the μs and μk associated with material 2 as compared to material 1?
a. μs and μk on material 2 is higher than on material 1
b. μs and μk on material 1 is higher than on material 2
c. μs on material 2 is higher than on material 1, but μk material 1 is higher than on material 2
d. μs on material 1 is higher than on material 2, but μk material 2 is higher than on material 1
e. Regarless of any height, μs and μk is same on material 1 and material 2
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