A box fails to slide down a ramp at a warehouse. what happens if you put the box on a cart that has wheels?

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Well the Wheels would help to move the box but you need to have in mind that if the box is heavy you must make sure that it does not role-down because of how heavy the box is.

Explanation:

Wheels would help to move the box down the ramp; yet, if the box is large you must make sure that it does not role-down supporting its own weight.

The ramp on an auto transport truck is handled to lift cars high into the air. An oblique plane makes it easier to raise something heavy, like a rock. Rather of lifting the rock straight up, you can raise it from its initial location with less force by shouldering it up a ramp.

amm18123 years ago

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<span>Well the Wheels would help to move the box but you need to have in mind that if the box is heavy you must make sure that it does not role-down because of how heavy the box is</span>

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