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Lucille Wise

16 April, 05:32

Suppose a box is being dragged by a force of 100 n over a rough surface. if the coefficient of kinetic friction at the interface of the box and surface is 0.2, and the box is moving with a constant speed of 2 m/s, calculate the net work done on the box if it is dragged for 1.0 m.

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