In the winter sport of curling, two teams alternate sliding 20kg stones on an icy surface in an attempt to end up with the stone closest to the center of a target painted on the ice. During one turn, a player releases a stone that travels 27.9m before coming to rest. The friction force acting on the stone is 2.0N. What was the initial velocity of the stone?

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In the winter sport of curling, two teams alternate sliding 20kg stones on an icy surface in an
attempt to end up with the stone closest to the center of a target painted on the ice. During one
turn, a player releases a stone that travels 27.9m before coming to rest. The friction force acting on
the stone is 2.0N. What was the initial velocity of the stone?
Transcribed Image Text:In the winter sport of curling, two teams alternate sliding 20kg stones on an icy surface in an attempt to end up with the stone closest to the center of a target painted on the ice. During one turn, a player releases a stone that travels 27.9m before coming to rest. The friction force acting on the stone is 2.0N. What was the initial velocity of the stone?
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