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What is the velocity ratio of an incline plane of length 6m if the higher end of the plane is 2m above the ground ?
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What is the velocity ratio of an incline plane of length 6m if the higher end of the plane is 2m above the ground ?

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The velocity of the ratio of an incline plane of length 6m if the higher end of the plane is 2m above the ground is
We all know that velocity is displacement upon time so we say 6divide by 3 = 3ms~1
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