A net force of 300 N directed 30• north of east acts on a motorcycle and its rider. If the total mass of the motorcycle and rider is 180 kg, what is the resulting acceleration? A. 1.58 m/s2, 30• north of east C. 2.68 m/s2 30° north of east B. 1.67m/s2 30• north of east D. 3.54 m/s2 30° north of east

A net force of 300 N directed 30• north of east acts on a motorcycle and its rider. If the total mass of the motorcycle and rider is 180 kg, what is the resulting acceleration? A. 1.58 m/s2, 30• north of east C. 2.68 m/s2 30° north of east B. 1.67m/s2 30• north of east D. 3.54 m/s2 30° north of east

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Chapter9: Linear Momentum And Collisions

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