Block A of 500-kg mass is subjected to a towing force F = 2000t² + 3000t (Newtons)F= 2000r² + 3000 (Newtons), where "tt" is in seconds. If the initial velocity of the block is 6 m/s, determine the distance traveled after 4 seconds. The block is being towed at a surface inclined at 45° and the coefficient of kinetic friction between these is 0.2. O 241.18 m O 108.24 m O 240.21 m O 106.74 m O 115.64 m O 106.04 m O 215.73 m O 108.96 m

Block A of 500-kg mass is subjected to a towing force F = 2000t² + 3000t (Newtons)F= 2000r² + 3000 (Newtons), where "tt" is in seconds. If the initial velocity of the block is 6 m/s, determine the distance traveled after 4 seconds. The block is being towed at a surface inclined at 45° and the coefficient of kinetic friction between these is 0.2. O 241.18 m O 108.24 m O 240.21 m O 106.74 m O 115.64 m O 106.04 m O 215.73 m O 108.96 m

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