4. A force of F= 20 N at an angle of 37° is applied to a 3-kg object initially at rest. The object has displaced a distance of 25 m over a frictionless horizontal table. Determine the work done by the applied force.

4. A force of F= 20 N at an angle of 37° is applied to a 3-kg object initially at rest. The object has displaced a distance of 25 m over a frictionless horizontal table. Determine the work done by the applied force.

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