What is the total work done on the refrigerator

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Question: You are pushing a refrigerator across the floor of your kitchen. You exert a horizontal force of 327 N for 7.7 s, during which time the refrigerator moves a distance of 2.9 m at constant velocity.

Question 1: What is the total work (by all forces) done on the refrigerator?

Question 2: What is the work done by friction?

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