10. A man pulls a box from rest with a horizontal fo frictionless surface a distance d. (a) If he were to repeat this process by pulling the rope at an angle of 20° above the horizontal, the final velocity of the box

10. A man pulls a box from rest with a horizontal fo frictionless surface a distance d. (a) If he were to repeat this process by pulling the rope at an angle of 20° above the horizontal, the final velocity of the box

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10. A man pulls a box from rest with a horizontal force F across a
frictionless surface a distance d.
(a) If he were to repeat this process by pulling
the rope at an angle of 20° above the horizontal,
the final velocity of the box
increases
decreases
stays
the same
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