9. A boy slides down a hill on a sled (total mass of 35 kg) and coasts onto a flat plain with a speed of 7.0 m/s. Friction between the sled and the snow exerts an average force of magnitude 30N on the sled. How far (in m) does the sled travel before stopping? (Note: First, find the acceleration of the boy using Unit Two material, then use this to compute the distance using Unit One material.)

9. A boy slides down a hill on a sled (total mass of 35 kg) and coasts onto a flat plain with a speed of 7.0 m/s. Friction between the sled and the snow exerts an average force of magnitude 30N on the sled. How far (in m) does the sled travel before stopping? (Note: First, find the acceleration of the boy using Unit Two material, then use this to compute the distance using Unit One material.)

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