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A kid is on a stationary sled, on snowy ground with its = 0.105. It takes 71.2 N of force to set the sled moving. How much normal force is acting? (Unit = N)
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A kid is on a stationary sled, on

snowy ground with its = 0.105.
It takes 71.2 N of force to set
the sled moving. How much
normal force is acting?
(Unit = N)

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570 is the answer for your problem.
User Goseib
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Answer:

N= 678

Step-by-step explanation:

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