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Given quantities: mass of the crate (m) = 5.0 kg Forces acting on the crate are : A = 4.0 ,…

2. Three forces, Ã, B, and C. act on a crate with a mass of 5.0 kg. The forces A = 4.0, east %3D B = 2.0, 45° north of east C = 3.0, 30° north of west %3D A. Draw its free-body diagram. D. What is the magnitude and direction of the crate's acceleration?

2. Three forces, Ã, B, and C. act on a crate with a mass of 5.0 kg. The forces A = 4.0, east %3D B = 2.0, 45° north of east C = 3.0, 30° north of west %3D A. Draw its free-body diagram. D. What is the magnitude and direction of the crate's acceleration?

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