A 7.5 kg box initially at rest on a horizontal surface is pushed by a constant force of 34.2 N that is applied at angle 35.6° below the horizontal. As the box accelerates along the surface, it encounters a frictional force of 16.6 N. Using work-energy theorem, what is the speed of the box after it has traveled 4.75 m? V₁ = 0 d 5.93 m/s 4.72 m/s 7.50 m/s m

A 7.5 kg box initially at rest on a horizontal surface is pushed by a constant force of 34.2 N that is applied at angle 35.6° below the horizontal. As the box accelerates along the surface, it encounters a frictional force of 16.6 N. Using work-energy theorem, what is the speed of the box after it has traveled 4.75 m? V₁ = 0 d 5.93 m/s 4.72 m/s 7.50 m/s m

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