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A block of mass 1kg is given horizontal velocity Vo = 10/3m/s on rough horizontal surface where 10 where U = lo 1- coefficient of friction is llo = 1. Find the maximum value of power loss (In watts) due to friction. 10 = 1073m/s TTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT

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