A sled plus passenger with total mass 55 kg is pulled 16 m across the snow (μk = 0.20) at constant velocity by a force directed 20° above the horizontal.
(a). Calculate the work (in J) of the applied force.
(b). Calculate the work (in J) of friction.
(c). Calculate the total work (in J).
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