h be described as d 8 h ramp is L= A student says that using trig they know the length of the and propose that the slide distance d can sin (0) Does this equation make physical sense to you? Could it be correct? (Instead of coming up with your own expression, try to find a way to describe why this one is not quite correct) h sin(8) u = 1.) A block of mass m is at rest at the top of a ramp at an angle 8 and of height h. The block is released and slides with negligible friction down the ramp. The block then seamlessly transitions to a flat rough surface, where it slides with a coefficient of kinetic friction until it comes to rest after H moving a horizontal distance d.