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Picture sliding a block down a smooth ramp. How would friction affect this block as it slid? Write answer as a hypothesis, If friction is increased, then the amount of potential energy that becomes kinetic
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Picture sliding a block down a smooth ramp. How would friction affect this block as it slid? Write answer as a hypothesis, If friction is increased, then the amount of potential energy that becomes kinetic energy is?

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If the friction increase it would make the thing sliding down slower and makes heat 
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