4. In the diagram at the right, a 12-kg mass is acted onby two forces. Fi is the applied force and acts toa=7.515.50=0.6'mls the right. Fz is the frictional force and acts to theleft. The magnitude of the forces is as shown12 KgWhat is the mognitude of the occeleretion of themass?

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4. In the diagram at the right, a 12-kg mass is acted on by two forces. F, is the applied force and acts to a = 7.5 15.5M 0=0.6'mls the right. F, is the frictional force and acts to the left. The magnitude of the forces is as shown 12 Kg What is the magnitude of the occeleretion of the mass?

4. In the diagram at the right, a 12-kg mass is acted on by two forces. F, is the applied force and acts to a = 7.5 15.5M 0=0.6'mls the right. F, is the frictional force and acts to the left. The magnitude of the forces is as shown 12 Kg What is the magnitude of the occeleretion of the mass?

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Chapter6: Applications Of Newton's Laws

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