Mountain goats can easily scale slopes angled at 60∘ from horizontal. What is the normal force acting on a mountain goat that weighs 750 N and is standing on such a slope? What is the static friction force acting on a mountain goat that weighs 750 N and is standing on such a slope?
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Mountain goats can easily scale slopes angled at 60∘ from horizontal. What is the normal force...
mountain goats can easily scale slopes angled at 60 degrees from horizontal. what are the normal and the static friction on a mountain goat that weighs 900 N and is standing on such a slope.
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