Figure 1 This problem also refers to the diagram before question 1.There is no friction between the cart and the floor. The book moves with the cart with no sliding between the book andthe surface of the cart. The cart has a mass of 14.7 kilograms and the book has a mass of 2.55 kilograms.The coefficient of static friction between the book and the cart is 0.49. The coefficient of kinetic friction between thebook and the cart is 0.25.As Adam pushes the cart for a distance d, of 2.48 meters, the cart accelerates to the right with a constant accelerationof 1.83 meters per second squared. For the purposes of this problem, the acceleration of objects in freefall is g = 9.81m/s?.Calculate the work in joules that the book (only the book) did on the cart (only the cart) via the friction force between thebook and the cart (and only via the friction force) as it moved to the right a distance d, meters. The sign (positive ornegative) is important.

Givenmass of cart, M=14.7 kgMass of book, m=2.55 kgμs=0.49μk=0.25 Acceleration of cart, a=1.83 m/s2

This problem also refers to the diagram before question 1. There is no friction between the cart and the floor. The book moves with the cart with no sliding be the surface of the cart. The cart has a mass of 14.7 kilograms and the book has a mass of 2.55 kilog The coefficient of static friction between the book and the cart is 0.49. The coefficient of kinetic fri book and the cart is 0.25.

This problem also refers to the diagram before question 1. There is no friction between the cart and the floor. The book moves with the cart with no sliding be the surface of the cart. The cart has a mass of 14.7 kilograms and the book has a mass of 2.55 kilog The coefficient of static friction between the book and the cart is 0.49. The coefficient of kinetic fri book and the cart is 0.25.

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