We can use the formula of motion in physics (2nd law od newton) in this problem:
x direction: Fsin ∅ = ma
y direction: Fcos ∅ -mg = 0
∅ is equal to sin ∅ / cos ∅ or x/y
tan ∅ = ma / mg = a /g
Applying acceleration formula:
v = vo + at ; 28 = 0 + 6a ; a = 4.67 m/s^2
∅ = tan-1 (a/g) = tan-1 (4.67/9.81) = <span>25.4 degrees.</span>
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They could lose their magnetism if they are dropped too hard or banging against something (the ground)
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the domains may bump out of alignment. hope this helps ! :)
