3. Pushing Suitcases: You are pushing two suitcases across the floor as shown below. The masses of the two suitcases are m = 20kg, m = 25kg The coefficients of kinetic friction for the two suitcases are k, = 0.2, μk,B=0.4.How much force must you exert to push the suitcases across the floor at a steady speed of 0.7m/s? Fap 25 A B

3. Pushing Suitcases: You are pushing two suitcases across the floor as shown below. The masses of the two suitcases are m = 20kg, m = 25kg The coefficients of kinetic friction for the two suitcases are k, = 0.2, μk,B=0.4.How much force must you exert to push the suitcases across the floor at a steady speed of 0.7m/s? Fap 25 A B

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