with 1. Boy pushes a 3963-kg car. In front of the car, Junior also is pulling the car using a strong rope at an angle 25° respect to the horizontal flat surface. The coefficients of kinetic and static friction between the tires and the floor are 0.250 and 0.500 1 respectively. Calculate what should be the push force of Boy for the car to move at a constant speed if the tension in the cable is 1500 N. *Do not forget to draw the FBD* 25° push

with 1. Boy pushes a 3963-kg car. In front of the car, Junior also is pulling the car using a strong rope at an angle 25° respect to the horizontal flat surface. The coefficients of kinetic and static friction between the tires and the floor are 0.250 and 0.500 1 respectively. Calculate what should be the push force of Boy for the car to move at a constant speed if the tension in the cable is 1500 N. Do not forget to draw the FBD 25° push

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