A young man pushes with a force of 186 Newtons on a crate and pushes it forward (to the right in the diagram below) 85 centimeters (or 0.85 m). If his push is directed 21.0 below the horizontal, then this boy, through his applied force, did Joules of work. If the coefficient of kinetic friction is 0.221 and the Force Normal on the crate is 381 N, then kinetic friction did Joules of work at the same time. Gravity and Force normal both did Joules of work so the TOTAL WORK done on this crate was Joules