A wooden block is sitting on an inclined plane near the bottom. The student gave the block a flick and it moved up the inclined plane then stopped. It is expected that the block to start sliding back down the inclined plane but it did not. It just sat there near the top. What is your explanation why the block stopped and did not begin sliding again?
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