moving the box, and have been moving it at 0.73 m/s. You back away, removing your applied force, and let it slide to a stop. How far does it go without your touching it? (Answer in meters.) The computer generated numbers are now M = 23 kg, μs =0.56, and μk = 0.48.

moving the box, and have been moving it at 0.73 m/s. You back away, removing your applied force, and let it slide to a stop. How far does it go without your touching it? (Answer in meters.) The computer generated numbers are now M = 23 kg, μs =0.56, and μk = 0.48.

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