A car of mass 1000kg in Fig 6 is being towed by a truck in an incline of 10° at constant speed. The frictional force acting on the car is 200N as it travels up the slope. Calculate the work done by the steel bar to pull the car from point A to B. 10° car steel bar truck 120m -ground

A car of mass 1000kg in Fig 6 is being towed by a truck in an incline of 10° at constant speed. The frictional force acting on the car is 200N as it travels up the slope. Calculate the work done by the steel bar to pull the car from point A to B. 10° car steel bar truck 120m -ground

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speed. The frictional force acting on the car is 200N as it travels up the slope. Calculate
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