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A 5.0 N block slides over a horizontal table. If it takes a force of 3.0 N to move the block at constant velocity, what is the force of kinetic friction on the block? 5N 8N 15N 3N

A 5.0 N block slides over a horizontal table. If it takes a force of 3.0 N to move the block at constant velocity, what is the force of kinetic friction on the block? 5N 8N 15N 3N

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A 5.0 N block slides over a horizontal table. If it takes a force of 3.0 N to move the block at constant velocity, what is the force of kinetic friction on the block? 5 N 8 N 15 N 3 N

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