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N o n), kukin (Kinetic friction) (direction, from +x axis). Itant Force F = R2 + (EE) (magnitude), tana) = e of kinetic frict

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Sol: According to the question, Man of the block, m = 15 kg The block is bulled with a horizontal force, f=165N force of kine

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