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An object is sitting on a table and you then pull it to the right with force F, causing it to move through a distance d. The kinetic friction from the table has a magnitude exactly equal to that of F. What is the work done on the object by F, and what is the net work done on the object?

Group of answer choices

mgd, 0

-Fd, 0

, mgh

Fd, 0

2Fd , -Fd

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