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A 20 kg box is resting on horizontal surface initially. Then a F = 50 N force pulls on the box by a cord at an angle of 20 degrees above horizontal. The kinetic frictional coefficient is 0.20.
1.What is the magnitude of acceleration of the box, a=?
2.What is the kinetic energy of the box after 3.0 seconds? (hint: calculate the velocity first v =?)
3.What is the work done by the force Fin 3.0 second? (hint: calculate the distance first, d = ?)
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