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Physics, 21.02.2020 21:53 emmanuellugo40

Your cousin is moving into an apartment in San Francisco. This apartment is on a street that is angled at 25∘ above the horizontal. He places a box of mass 15kg on the street. The coefficients of friction between the box and the street are μs=0.45 and μk=0.25.

A: He releases the box after he places it on the ground. Will it start to slide down the sloped road?
Yes or No?
B: As the box slides down the slope, what is its acceleration?
C: What is the magnitude of the minimum force he would have to apply to the box to keep it from sliding down the hill? Assume that he pushes parallel to the road and wants to hold it in place.
D: What is the magnitude of the minimum force he would have to apply to start pushing the box up the hill? Again assume that he pushes parallel to the road.

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