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You are driving at a reasonable constant velocity in a van with a windshield tilted 120∘ relative to the horizontal (Figure 1) As you pass under a utility worker fixing a power line, his wallet falls onto the windshield. Assume the coefficient of static friction between the glass and the wallet to be 0.55.

Question: Determine the acceleration needed by the van so that the wallet stays in place.

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