The block shown is pulled across the roughhorizontal surface at a constant speed by the forceshown. If m-15 kg, F=10, and 0 = 37°, what is thecoefficient of kinetic friction between the block andthe surface? consider g = 10 m/s2.A. 0.2055B. 0.1555C. 0.05547D. NoneE. 0.2555

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