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(2) Suppose a 5.8 kg box is displaced to the right by a distance s-10.0 m. The applied force has a magnitude of 101 N. Let the frictional force be of magnitude 10.5 N. What is the total wor lb815 J 875 J +5t W: IOIN-COS (80).iom 030 180 ISo
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work doneW F S F-F, -F applied force, F F cos-101cos(30)-87.469 N F frictional force-10.5 N F-76.969 N S-10.0 m work doneW 76

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