Arturo O. answered 01/20/20
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I will set this up for you, but YOU do the calculations. Assuming it starts form rest,
d = at2/2 ⇒
a = 2d / t2
a = (mg sinθ - μmg cosθ) / m = g(sinθ - μ cosθ)
2d / t2 = g(sinθ - μ cosθ) ⇒
μ = [sinθ - 2d / (gt2)] / cosθ
Note that μ does not depend on the mass. Now plug in the values below and get the final answer for μ.
θ = 27°
d = 24 meters
t = 4.9 sec
g = 9.8 m/s2
You can finish from here ( I got about 0.28).