Physics, 18.03.2021 02:20 melanieambrosy

A horse pulls a 127 kg plow 42.1 m across a field. How much work is done by the horse's applied force if the horse pulls with 2030 N of force on a rope that is angled at 15 degrees? You have to find Joules.

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