79. ••Calc A 2-kg object moves in the x directionaccording to the following function:x(t) = 212 + 3t - 5(SI units)What is the force on the object after 3 s?%3D

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79. ••Calc A 2-kg object moves in the x direction according to the following function: (SI units) What is the force on the object after 3 s? x(t) = 212 + 3t - 5 %3D

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79. ••Calc A 2-kg object moves in the x direction
according to the following function:
x(t) = 212 + 3t - 5
(SI units)
What is the force on the object after 3 s?
%3D

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