(please solve question 7 within 15 minutes I will give thumbs up) 5. A force F=15 N is acting on a box at an angle a=20° with respect to the horizontal, as shownin figure 1. The mass of the box is m=5 kg, the kinetic coefficient of friction between the boxand the surface is u= 0.2.А.) What is a horizontal acceleration a of the box?.If the box is at rest before the force is exerted onto it, what is its speed after 2В.seconds of movement?6.А. () Find the centripetal acceleration in m/s^2 on Mars's surface at the equator due tothe rotation of the planet around its axis. The radius of Mars is 3340 km, its mass is6.4*10^(23)kg and the rotation period is 24.6 hours.В.What is the force responsible for this acceleration?7.) What is the gravitational force that the Sun exerts on Jupiter if Jupiter's mass is1.9*10^(27) kg and the distance Sun-Jupiter is, on average, 778,547,200 km?y350600For problem 2

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A force F=15 N is acting on a box at an angle a=20° with respect to the horizontal, as in figure 1. The mass of the box is m=5 kg, the kinetic coefficient of friction between and the surface is µ= 0.2. ) What is a horizontal acceleration a of the box?. If the box is at rest before the force is exerted onto it, what is its speed af seconds of movement? ) Find the centripetal acceleration in m/s^2 on Mars's surface at the equat

A force F=15 N is acting on a box at an angle a=20° with respect to the horizontal, as in figure 1. The mass of the box is m=5 kg, the kinetic coefficient of friction between and the surface is µ= 0.2. ) What is a horizontal acceleration a of the box?. If the box is at rest before the force is exerted onto it, what is its speed af seconds of movement? ) Find the centripetal acceleration in m/s^2 on Mars's surface at the equat

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