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VERY IMPORTANT Using the Newton's laws of motion (use both of them). Find/derive an expression for...

VERY IMPORTANT

Using the Newton's laws of motion (use both of them). Find/derive an expression for the coefficient of static friction and show your derivation.

You basically need to solve the two equations of newton's laws of motion to find the coefficient of static friction.

(Hint: if the block is not sliding, and remains not sliding, what is the acceleration?)

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