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Physics, 06.03.2021 04:50 alejandro8212003

Hank is pulling his brother, Benji, on a sled with constant velocity across horizontal ground. The rope attached to the sled makes a 57° angle with the ground. If Hank pulls the rope with 500 N of force, and the combined mass of Benji and the sled is 42 kg, how much normal (support) force does the ground exert on the sled?

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