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A block of mass m with a given initial speed slides down a rough incline with constant speed. If a similar block that has a mass of 4m were placed on the same incline with the same initial speed, it would
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A block of mass m with a given initial speed slides down a rough incline with constant speed. If a similar block that has a mass of 4m were placed on the same incline with the same initial speed, it would

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slide down at the same constant speed.

Step-by-step explanation:

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The correct option is A

Step-by-step explanation:

Generally velocity is mathematically represented as


v = (distance )/(time)

From this equation we see that velocity is not dependent on mass hence increasing the mass of the block m by 4 times its original magnitude will not have an impact on the velocity of the block , this means that both mass will slide with same velocity

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