Physics, 16.06.2020 20:57 angie07253

A constant pull of 8.5 N at an angle above the horizontal drags a box along a horizontal floor through a distance of 17.4 m. If the pull does 65 J of work on the box while pulling it through the distance, what angle does the force make with the horizontal?

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