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In the figure shown, if the mass (m-9 Kg) is moving with constant speed and traveled a distance d=16 m, what is the work done in Joules by frictional force? Given that F =13 N and 0 =53°. m

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In the figure shown, if the mass (m-9 Kg) is moving with constant speed and
traveled a distance d=16 m, what is the work done in Joules by frictional force?
Given that F =13 N and 0 =53°.
A. -500.7
B. -375.5
С.-250.3
D. None
E. -125.2
O « O

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