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A box of mass M is pushed a distance Δx across a level floor by a constant applied force F. The coefficient of kinetic friction between the box and the floor is μ. Assuming the box starts from rest, derive an expression for the final velocity vf of the box. vf = Enter your expression in terms of given quantities, the gravitational acceleration g, and integer coefficients.

A box of mass M is pushed a distance Δx across a level floor by a constant applied force F. The coefficient of kinetic friction between the box and the floor is μ. Assuming the box starts from rest, derive an expression for the final velocity vf of the box. vf = Enter your expression in terms of given quantities, the gravitational acceleration g, and integer coefficients.

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A box of mass M is pushed a distance Δ x across a level floor by a constant applied force F . The coefficient of kinetic friction between the box and the floor is μ .
Assuming the box starts from rest, derive an expression for the final velocity v f of the box.
v f =
◻ Enter your expression in terms of given quantities, the gravitational acceleration g, and integer coefficients.

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