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What would you expect to happen to the acceleration if all friction were removed from the ramp, making the net force even higher than 600 N?

What would you expect to happen to the acceleration if all friction were removed from the ramp, making the net force even higher than 600 N?
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What would you expect to happen to the acceleration if all friction were removed from the ramp, making the net force even higher than 600 N?

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The acceleration would drastically increase making it harder to stop

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