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Shrek finds donkey in a cart (total mass 50 kg) on the side of the road....

Shrek finds donkey in a cart (total mass 50 kg) on the side of the road. He starts to pull the cart along a smooth road with a coefficient of friction 0.2 with a force of 120 N [FWD]. If he accelerated to a speed of 15 km/h, how far did the cart move during acceleration?

Continued from Question 1 - so hey guess what? This is a multiple motion question. Shrek maintains a constant speed after his initial acceleration, then breaks into a sprint. He at this point is pulling on the cart with a force of 125 N (FWD 20 UP) and maintains this for 10s. How fast is he going at this point?

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