The answer to this question is eluding me: I used the following equations: The a

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The answer to this question is eluding me:

I used the following equations:

The answer to this question is eluding me: A box has weight of 150 N and is being pulled across the floor by a force of magnitude 110 N. When the pulling force points horizontally, the kinetic friction force acting on the box is twice as large as when the pulling force points at an angle , and that mass = 15.3. But when it comes down to finding the angle, I don't know what to do with this information! How do I find the angle? and the friction force for the pull at an angle is Okay, so I deduced that the friction force for the horizontal pull is theta . I used the following equations: theta . Find

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force and friction acts at parallel and opposite hence angel 180

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