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A zoologist pulls a block of hay towards an
animal enclosure. The zoologist pulls at the angle of 27 degrees above
the horizontal with a constant speed of 1 m/s. The mass of the hay is
60 kg and the coefficient of friction between the hay and the concrete
is 0.29What is the value of the force F the zoologist is applying?
please include a diagram using coordinate system and vectors, implied values, and known values.
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