Physics Review: Energy, Work, and Power Examples (Part 2 of 7)

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(Part 2) We will learn how to review and study for a test so we can quickly find final velocity vf=? of a ball dropped from a height h, and a block sliding down a wedge with and without friction.

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[shanthikeshav]

When the block is placed in a ramp, won't the final velocity change because of the factor that acceleration would change when it is in a slope it would be mg*sin theta?