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Going up to the observatory on Mt. Jelm we spot a truck that got stuck in...

Going up to the observatory on Mt. Jelm we spot a truck that got stuck in a snow drift. To get them unstuck, our 4000 kg snowcat had to tow their 2500 kg truck up a 40 defray hill at constant velocity. How much force does the snowcat's engine have to exert in order to tow the truck up the hill at a constant velocity if the snow exerts a drag force of 3750 N?

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also note that drag force acts against the motion.

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