Draw the free body diagram of a 10.0 kg block being pushed forward with 100.0 N. What force is needed that when applied to the block can yield a constant velocity of 20.0 m/s? What type of equilibrium is this block experiencing? How far will it travel in 60.0 seconds?

Draw the free body diagram of a 10.0 kg block being pushed forward with 100.0 N. What force is needed that when applied to the block can yield a constant velocity of 20.0 m/s? What type of equilibrium is this block experiencing? How far will it travel in 60.0 seconds?

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