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A 5.0 kg block is being pushed for 12 meters on a flat surface. The applied...

A 5.0 kg block is being pushed for 12 meters on a flat surface. The applied force is 10.N and the coefficient of friction is .15. Draw a free body diagram and tell how much work does each force on the free body diagram do and what is the net work on the system?

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