One non-powered sled is sliding over a snowed surface, first down from the top of a...

One non-powered sled is sliding over a snowed surface, first down from the top of a flat and inclined plane using only gravity and no initial speed and then it continues to move along a horizontal surface until a full stop. The plane’s surface is inclined with 45 degrees relative to the horizontal. The top of the inclined plane is 2 meters high relative to the same horizontal surface. The friction coefficient between the sled and snow is 0.05 on all surfaces. Draw the free-body diagrams and determine the formula and the value for the distance made by the sled onto the horizontal surface.

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