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Maritza Bullock

22 October, 15:07

A boy pulls a sled 46 m across a flat field with a force of 120 N. The force acts on the sled through a rope at a 23° angle with the horizontal. What is the work the boy does on the sled? (Round your answer to two significant figures.)

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