You push a wooden block and friction causes it to stop eventually. If the acceleration during the
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You push a wooden block and friction causes it to stop eventually. If the acceleration during the process is constant, calculate the fraction of its kinetic energy lost as a function of the distance it was pushed through. Check your answer at the middle and end of its path.
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