Maya is using some rope to pull a sled up a snow$-$covered

hill. Friction between the sled and the hill is negligible.

The vertical distance between the bottom and the top of

the hill is $h=17m.$ The hill makes a constant angle

of $=24$ above the horizontal, and the rope makes a

constant angle of $=37$ above the horizontal. Maya

maintains a constant tension of $T=130N$ in the rope as

she pulls the sled all the way from the bottom to the top

of the hill. How much work $W$ did Maya do on the sled?

$($Note: do not assume that the sled is motionless when it

reaches the top of the hill.$)$ The symbolic answer should

be stated in terms of $h,,,T,$ and $g,$ though not all of

these quantities may be needed.

Representation

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Initial Equation$($s$)$

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