determine net workF = 325 N20°40°m = 10,5 kg= 0,321,76 m

Given Data:Mass of block(m)= 10.5 kgCoefficient. of friction()= 0.32Force(F)= 325 N

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F = 325 N 20° O 40° m-10,5 kg -0,32 1,76 m

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determine net work
F = 325 N
20°
40°
m = 10,5 kg
= 0,32
1,76 m

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