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A block of mass `m` sliding down an inclined at constant speed is initial at a height `h` shown the ground as shown in the figure above . The coefficient of kinetic friction between the mass and the inclined is `mu` . If the mass constinues to slide down the inclined at a constant speed how much energy is displaced by friction by the time the mass reaches the bottom of the incline?

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