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is it possible to find acceleration with only coefficient of kinetic friction and it's mass -.-
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hmm, well, since Force = mass x accel and Force_k = uk x n im thinking maybe
n = mass*gravity*cos(theta) Force_k = mass x (uk*gravity*cos(theta) .... maybe
a more descriptive question might prove better
\[\mu_k=tan\theta-\frac ag sec\theta\] \[\frac ag sec\theta=tan\theta-\mu_k\] \[a=g~cos\theta~(tan\theta-\mu_k)\] \[a=g~(sin\theta~-\mu_kcos\theta)\]
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