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1. A force of 130N is applied by a homeowner to a 45 kg wheelbarrow to roll it across the level ground. The coefficient of friction between the wheels and the ground is 0.25. a. List the four forces acting on the wheelbarrow.

1. A force of 130N is applied by a homeowner to a 45 kg wheelbarrow to roll it across the level ground. The coefficient of friction between the wheels and the ground is 0.25. a. List the four forces acting on the wheelbarrow.

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