In the figure shown, if the mass (m=5 Kg) is moving with constant speed and traveled a distance d=10 m on a rough horizontal surface, what is the work done in Joules by the frictional force? Given that F =10 N that makes 53 ° with the horizontal. F A. -60.18 B. -120.4 C. 250 D. -240.7

In the figure shown, if the mass (m=5 Kg) is moving with constant speed and traveled a distance d=10 m on a rough horizontal surface, what is the work done in Joules by the frictional force? Given that F =10 N that makes 53 ° with the horizontal. F A. -60.18 B. -120.4 C. 250 D. -240.7

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