You need to drag a very heavy table (m = 57kg) across the kitchen floor, so you apply a force of 540N [R 35 U]. The floor and the desk create a frictional drag of 325N. a. Draw a free body diagram showing & labeling all forces and stating their values. ( b. What is the net force? c. What is the coefficient of friction?

You need to drag a very heavy table (m = 57kg) across the kitchen floor, so you apply a force of 540N [R 35 U]. The floor and the desk create a frictional drag of 325N. a. Draw a free body diagram showing & labeling all forces and stating their values. ( b. What is the net force? c. What is the coefficient of friction?

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