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A 2-kg block sits on an incline where the top part of the incline has a coefficient of kinetic friction ( μ\mu k) of 0.70.The bottom section of the plane has μ\mu k = 0.95.The angle of inclination is 40 degrees.The block is released and travels 10 m along the initial part of the incline and then enters the lower section.Calculate how far the block travels along the second section before it is brought to a stop.  A 2-kg block sits on an incline where the top part of the incline has a coefficient of kinetic friction ( \mu <sub>k</sub>) of 0.70.The bottom section of the plane has  \mu <sub>k</sub> = 0.95.The angle of inclination is 40 degrees.The block is released and travels 10 m along the initial part of the incline and then enters the lower section.Calculate how far the block travels along the second section before it is brought to a stop.   A) 2.7 m B) 21 m C) 23 m D) 13 m E) 260 m

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