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How much work is done by a 10 N frictional force which slows a moving block to a stop after a displace ment of 5.0m to the right? a) 50J b) -50J c) 25J d) -25J

How much work is done by a 10 N frictional force which slows a moving block to a stop after a displace ment of 5.0m to the right? a) 50J b) -50J c) 25J d) -25J
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How much work is done by a 10 N frictional force which slows a moving block to a stop after a displace ment of 5.0m to the right?

a) 50J
b) -50J
c) 25J
d) -25J

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User Ggsplet
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Answer:

a)

Step-by-step explanation:

work done = Fscosθ

=(10)(5)(cos0⁰)

=50J

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