The employee pulis a grocery cart loaded with items across the aisle for 12000.0 millimeters. The employee exerts a horizontal force of 110.0 N and the floor exerts a frictional force of 43.0 N as well. What is the net work done on the cart? 804 Joules 1,830 Joulos 1,320 Joules 516 Joules

The employee pulis a grocery cart loaded with items across the aisle for 12000.0 millimeters. The employee exerts a horizontal force of 110.0 N and the floor exerts a frictional force of 43.0 N as well. What is the net work done on the cart? 804 Joules 1,830 Joulos 1,320 Joules 516 Joules

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College Physics

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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