b) up c) 10 N down d) 9 N up Q10: A 2.5 kg block is pushed 5.0 m along a frictionless horizontal surface by a constant 16 N force directed 25° below the horizontal as shown. The work (in J) done on the block by the applied force is: a) 31.9 b)72.5 c) 35.2 d) 68.2

b) up c) 10 N down d) 9 N up Q10: A 2.5 kg block is pushed 5.0 m along a frictionless horizontal surface by a constant 16 N force directed 25° below the horizontal as shown. The work (in J) done on the block by the applied force is: a) 31.9 b)72.5 c) 35.2 d) 68.2

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Description: physics 101 please solve question 10 09: Three books X, Y, and Z rest on a table. The weight ofeach book is indicated as shown in the figure. Theforce of book Z on book Y is:Za) 6 N upb) 10 N upc) 10 N downd) 9 N upQ10: A 2.5 kg block is pushed 5.0 m

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Chapter7: Rotational Motion And Gravitation

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Problem 63AP: A skier starts at rest at the top of a large hemispherical hill (Fig. P7.63). Neglecting friction,...

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