4) Calculate the work done on the sled by friction during this displacement of thesled.A) OJB) 735.75 JC) -735.75 JD) 1030.05 JE) -1030.05 JF) 1275 JG) -1275 JPrinted by Wolfram Mathematica Student EditionP04.01.nb 3H) 7357.5 J1) -7357.5 J5) Calculate the net work done on the sled by adding together the work done byeach of the four external forces that act. Report in standard units, but do notinclude the unit in the answer field.6) Calculate the magnitude of the net force acting on the sled. Report in standardunits.7) Calculate the net work done on the sled by calculating the work done by thenet force acting on the sled. Report in standard units, but do not include the unitin the answer field. All questions on this assessment use the same scenario as the lab immediately preceding it: A team ofsled dogs pull a 50.00 kg dogsled via the tension (magnitude 85.0 N) in a horizontal cord that connectsthe dogs to the sled. The force of friction between the waxed wood of the sled's skis and the wet snowacts in the direction opposite to the sled's displacement, which has a magnitude of 15.00 m.The FBD for the sled is given for you below, so we're all understanding the scenario the same way.1) Calculate the work done on the sled by the tension during this displacement ofthe sled.A) OJB) 735.75 JC) -735.75 JD) 1030.05 JE) -1030.05 JF) 1275 JG) -1275 JH) 7357.5 JI) -7357.5 J11410

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4) Calculate the work done on the sled by friction during this displacement of the
sled.
A) OJ
B) 735.75 J
C) -735.75 J
D) 1030.05 J
E) -1030.05 J
F) 1275 J
G) -1275 J
Printed by Wolfram Mathematica Student Edition
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H) 7357.5 J
1) -7357.5 J
5) Calculate the net work done on the sled by adding together the work done by
each of the four external forces that act. Report in standard units, but do not
include the unit in the answer field.
6) Calculate the magnitude of the net force acting on the sled. Report in standard
units.
7) Calculate the net work done on the sled by calculating the work done by the
net force acting on the sled. Report in standard units, but do not include the unit
in the answer field.

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