Determine the normal force exerted by the surface on the sled. A person exerts a force of 160 N on a rope thatpulls a sled across a very smooth horizontalsurface. The rope is oriented 37° above thehorizontal. The sled has a total mass of 54 kg. Thesled starts at rest and moves for 10 m.

Given data: Force applied (F) = 160 N Angle (θ) = 37°, above the horizontal Mass (m) = 54 kg…

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Determine the normal force exerted by the surface on the sled.

A person exerts a force of 160 N on a rope that
pulls a sled across a very smooth horizontal
surface. The rope is oriented 37° above the
horizontal. The sled has a total mass of 54 kg. The
sled starts at rest and moves for 10 m.

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