How can I find Fnet with only distance, mass, and friction coefficient?

Question

You are pushing an object that has a mass of 300. kg across a 6m flat surface, with a friction coefficient of 0.70.

Fg/Fn = 2940N

Fk = 2058N in the left direction

I just cannot figure out how to find the Fpush in the right direction. Without that, I cannot find Fnet. Since I do not have an acceleration, I cannot use F = ma

Answer 1

isn’t the friction 0.7x300*g use g=10 for easy numbers

or 3000x0.7 = 2100 to push it. the forces are pushing back is Equal