Time left 0:38A 60.0 kg box initially at rest, is pushed 8.0 m along ahorizontal frictionless floor with two constant appliedforces F, 130.0 N along the horizontal direction andF, 60.0 N making an angle D= 60.00° with thehorizontal as sown in the Figure below. The finalvelocity of the box isF:Hint: Consider g= 10 m/s².F1a) 5.66 m sc) 9.30 m/se) 12.78 m/sb) 6.93 m/sd) 10.39 m/sf) 6.53 m/s.

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A 60.0 kg box initially at rest, is pushed 8.0 m along a horizontal frictionless floor with two constant applied forces F, 130.0 N along the horizontal direction and F,= 60.0 N making an angle = 60.00° with the horizontal as sown in the Figure below. The final velocity of the box is %3D Hint: Consider g= 10 m/s². F1 a) 5.66 m/s c) 9.30 m/s e) 12.78 m's b) 6.93 m/s d) 10.39 m/s f) 6.53 m/s.

A 60.0 kg box initially at rest, is pushed 8.0 m along a horizontal frictionless floor with two constant applied forces F, 130.0 N along the horizontal direction and F,= 60.0 N making an angle = 60.00° with the horizontal as sown in the Figure below. The final velocity of the box is %3D Hint: Consider g= 10 m/s². F1 a) 5.66 m/s c) 9.30 m/s e) 12.78 m's b) 6.93 m/s d) 10.39 m/s f) 6.53 m/s.

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