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A 5kg box rests on a flat, level floor. There is friction between this box and the floor with μs=0.40 and μk=0.30. The box is pushed horizontally with the minimum force required to get it moving and continues to be pushed with this force afterwards. How far has the box moved after 8s. You can assume g=10 m/s2
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