Free-Body Diagrams and ForcesForce and MotionExplore Student JournalPart III: Calculating Force1.A 0.55 kg block is being pulled by a 2.5 N force east across a horizontal frictionless surface. Whatis the acceleration of the block?Free-Body Diagram:List of Variables:Show your work:2. A 3.2 kg pail of water is being lifted in a well with a constant force of 45 N. What is theacceleration of the pail?Free-Body Diagram:List of Variables:Show your work:3.A 55 kg box is pushed from opposite sides on a frictionless surface. A 320N force is applied fromthe right and a 180 N force from the left side. What is the acceleration of the box?Free-Body Diagram:List of Variables:Show your work:7O Accelerate Learning Inc. - All Rights Reserved

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