A mass m slides up an incline (with \theta\:θ= 30.34 degrees above the horizontal) until it...
A mass m slides up an incline (with \theta\:θ= 30.34 degrees above the horizontal) until it stops momentarily because of friction. The coefficient of static friction between the mass and incline is 0.53; the coefficient of kinetic friction between the mass and incline is 0.08. At a given instant, the mass is moving with speed of 6.59 m/s up the incline. At what later time (in seconds) will the mass come to a stop?
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