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14-12-2022
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Question 3
A 100 kg box sliding across the floor at 4 m/s hits another box with a mass of 13
kg and the two begin to slide together. Assuming momentum is conserved, and
the boxes stay together, determine the coefficient of friction between the boxes
and the floor if the two slide 3.2 m before coming to a stop.

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