A block of mass m witha given inital speed slides down a rough incline with constant speed. If a smaller block that has a mass of 4m were placed on the same incline with the same initial speed, it would
a. accelerate down the incline with an acceleration significantly less than that of the smaller block
b. accelerate down the incline with an acceleration significantly greater than that of the smaller block
c. slowly slide down the incline and then stop
d. not move
e. slide down at a constant speed
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