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A force of constant intensity of 25.5 N acts on the block, as shown in the figure, causing the block to move 7.2 m to the right. Determine the work done by the force. The fricti…

A force of constant intensity of 25.5 N acts on the block, as shown in the figure, causing the block to move 7.2 m to the right. Determine the work done by the force. The fricti…
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A force of constant intensity of 25.5 N acts on the block, as shown in the figure, causing the block to move 7.2 m to the right. Determine the work done by the force. The friction between the substrate and the block can be neglected.​

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