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A wooden crate on a tile floor is given a hard shove, causing it to travel...

A wooden crate on a tile floor is given a hard shove, causing it to travel a distance of 2.05 meters. The coefficient of friction between the floor and the crate was 0.26 and the crate had a mass of 22 kg. What was the initial speed of the crate?  Include units with your answer.

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