Physics, 23.07.2019 17:30 legendman27

Sara wanted to paddle her canoe in the swamp to see alligators. she dragged the 45 newton canoe for 36 seconds down the boardwalk. if sara used 120 watts of power, how long was the boardwalk? a) 2.67 meters b) 13.5 meters c) 96 meters d) 150 meters

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