5. Gotta stay boosted. A 1.50 [kg] box moves along a frictionless horizontal surface with an initial speed of 5.00 [m/s] going to the right. A constant 3.00 [N] force is then applied to the box at an angle 0 = 35.0° with respect to the displacement vector. What is its final speed after moving 2.00 (m]? C. 5.74 (m/s] D. 6.00 (m/s] A. 4.91 [m/s] B. 5.62 (m/s]

5. Gotta stay boosted. A 1.50 [kg] box moves along a frictionless horizontal surface with an initial speed of 5.00 [m/s] going to the right. A constant 3.00 [N] force is then applied to the box at an angle 0 = 35.0° with respect to the displacement vector. What is its final speed after moving 2.00 (m]? C. 5.74 (m/s] D. 6.00 (m/s] A. 4.91 [m/s] B. 5.62 (m/s]

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Chapter7: Rotational Motion And Gravitation

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