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What is the Net Work ?

W_net = F_netd cos θ

Cart Mass, m_c	. 284 kg
Angle, theta	49 degrees
Distance, d	. 75 m
Suspended Mass, m_s	. 260 kg
Velocity 1	. 973 m/s
Velocity 2	. 957 m/s
Velocity 3	. 953 m/s
Average Velocity	. 961 m/s
Kinetic Energy	. 135 J

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