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A 0.3 kg book is being pushed by a force of (100-t*t*t) N, where t is...

A 0.3 kg book is being pushed by a force of (100-t*t*t) N, where t is the time that the book is experiencing this applied force, that is angled downward from the horizontal by 15 deg. for 0.8 s. How far did the book move in this time if it started from rest? Assume that the book is sliding on a flat, horizontal surface with a coefficient of kinetic friction of 0.1.

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