Ablock of mass m is set sliding up along a frictionless ramp inclined at angle θ relative to horizontal. the angle of the ramp can be varied, but the initial velocity (v) of the block does not vary. the block reaches a height h above its initial level where it momentarily stops. when referring to a change of a variable, it means running the experiment multiple times, each time with a different value for the variable in question.
what happens to the height h as the angle θ is increased?
what happens to the height h if θ and v are kept the same, but the mass m of the block increases?
if we keep m and v the same, but now we add a small amount of kinetic friction to the ramp surface, how does the height h change as θ increases?
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