A sled with total mass m = 46.3 kg is pulled a distance d = 17.1 m across a horizontal surface for which the corficcient of kinetic friction with the sled is = 0.196. The pulling force is constant and makes an angle 0 = 31.2º above the horizontal and the sled moves at a constant velocity. Find an expression for the work done by the pulling force in terms of m, acceleration due to gravity g. 9, P, and d, and use it find the work done in Joules by the pulling force. Find an expression for the work done on the sled by friction in terms of m, acceleration due to gravity g. 8, μ, and d, and use it to find the work done in Joules by the friction force. What is the net work in Joules done on the sled?

A sled with total mass m = 46.3 kg is pulled a distance d = 17.1 m across a horizontal surface for which the corficcient of kinetic friction with the sled is = 0.196. The pulling force is constant and makes an angle 0 = 31.2º above the horizontal and the sled moves at a constant velocity. Find an expression for the work done by the pulling force in terms of m, acceleration due to gravity g. 9, P, and d, and use it find the work done in Joules by the pulling force. Find an expression for the work done on the sled by friction in terms of m, acceleration due to gravity g. 8, μ, and d, and use it to find the work done in Joules by the friction force. What is the net work in Joules done on the sled?

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