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Physics, 02.08.2019 06:10, littlecedrick2908

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the µs between two objects is 0.3 the larger object is in motion at 15 km/h.
what is the maximum possible acceleration the moving object can experience without the other object on it sliding off? m/s^2 (no decimals)
i'm really stuck on this and could use some .
edit: this is supposed to be in high school, not middle school. how do i fix this?

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