Problem 4: A box of mass 6.0 kg is lifted by a constant force equals to 75,0 N. The box starts from rest and is lifted 10.0 meters from the ground. What is the velocity of the box when is 10.0 meters from the ground? Do not take shortcuts. You must show your coordinate system, a sketch of each object with the forces acting on it and the direction of the acceleration, the free body diagra for each object and the appropriate equations of the summation of the forces along the axis for the mass. Incomplete work will receive full credit even if the answer is correct.

Problem 4: A box of mass 6.0 kg is lifted by a constant force equals to 75,0 N. The box starts from rest and is lifted 10.0 meters from the ground. What is the velocity of the box when is 10.0 meters from the ground? Do not take shortcuts. You must show your coordinate system, a sketch of each object with the forces acting on it and the direction of the acceleration, the free body diagra for each object and the appropriate equations of the summation of the forces along the axis for the mass. Incomplete work will receive full credit even if the answer is correct.

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