Kinetic friction between the crate and the flatbed

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The question is find the coefficient of kinetic friction between the crate and the flatbed. Your are given the angleof the flatbed, 18.5 degrees, the distance it slides 2.90 metersand its velocity 2.85 m/s. I am confused on how to find thecoefficient, do I need to find the acceleration, and if so how do Ido that?

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