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Physics, 20.03.2020 07:29 rameseshajj

You push a stalled car with a constant force of 215 NN as it moves a distance 8.40 mm in a straight line. The amount of work that you do in this process is 1.47×103J1.47×103J. What is the angle between the direction of your push and the direction of the car's motion?

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