4. Three boxes, A, B, and C, are positioned next to each other on a horizontal, 10.0 kg 7,50 kg, frictionless surface . An applied force 3.50 kg acting on box A causes all the boxes to accelerate at 0.525 m/s [right]. Calculate C the force that box Bexerts on box A

4. Three boxes, A, B, and C, are positioned next to each other on a horizontal, 10.0 kg 7,50 kg, frictionless surface . An applied force 3.50 kg acting on box A causes all the boxes to accelerate at 0.525 m/s [right]. Calculate C the force that box Bexerts on box A

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4. Three boxes, A, B, and C, are positioned
next to each other on a horizontal,
10.0 kg
7,50 kg,
frictionless surface . An applied force
3.50 kg
acting on box A causes all the boxes to
accelerate at 0.525 m/s? [right]. Calculate
B
A
C
the force that box B exerts on box A.

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