A block weighing 400 N is pulled along a level from at a constant speed by a rope which makes 40° with the respect to the horizontal floor. What is the coefficient of sliding friction if the force of the rope is 220 N?

A block weighing 400 N is pulled along a level from at a constant speed by a rope which makes 40° with the respect to the horizontal floor. What is the coefficient of sliding friction if the force of the rope is 220 N?

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