2. Film project. You and your friend are pushing a box of lighting equipment moving it 7.50 [m] on a straight line in the x-direction on a frictionless surface. Each of you exerts a constant force of 1500 [N] however you push at an angle 15.0° while your friend pushes at an angle -20.0° both with respect to the x-direction. What is the total work done on the lighting equipment? A. 2.17 x 104 N· m C. 2.14 × 10ª N·m] B. 2.11 x 104 [N ·m] D. 2.86 x 10° [N ·m]

2. Film project. You and your friend are pushing a box of lighting equipment moving it 7.50 [m] on a straight line in the x-direction on a frictionless surface. Each of you exerts a constant force of 1500 [N] however you push at an angle 15.0° while your friend pushes at an angle -20.0° both with respect to the x-direction. What is the total work done on the lighting equipment? A. 2.17 x 104 N· m C. 2.14 × 10ª N·m] B. 2.11 x 104 [N ·m] D. 2.86 x 10° [N ·m]

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College Physics

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