A. If F = 20 N, F = 40 N, F. = 100 N, ande = 70 degrees Whatis the net force along the y-axis? A. 6.32 N, right B. 62.41N, upward C. 62.41 N, downward D. 6.32N, left m2 B. If Fa = 20 N, Fmg = 40 N, F. = 100 N, ande = 70 degrees. Whatis the magnitude of the netforce? E. 3934.95 N F. 62,73 N G. 3855.07 N H. 62.09 N C. If F = 20 N, F = 40 N, Fa = 100 N, and e = 70 degrees. Whatis the direction of the net force? 1. 264.22 degrees J. 84.22 degrees K. 5.81 degrees L. 185.81 degrees Fo D If F = 20 N, F = 40 N, F. = 100 N, and e = 70 degrees. What is the mass of the object? (Use g = 10 m/s"). If F =20 N, F = 40 N, F. = 100N, ande = 70 degrees. What is the magnitude M. 10 kg N. 4 kg O. 7 kg P. 2 kg ot the objects acceleration along the y-axis? Q 0 623 m/s 2 R 0.624 m/s 2 S. 6 24 m/s 2 T 0 0632 m/s2

A. If F = 20 N, F = 40 N, F. = 100 N, ande = 70 degrees Whatis the net force along the y-axis? A. 6.32 N, right B. 62.41N, upward C. 62.41 N, downward D. 6.32N, left m2 B. If Fa = 20 N, Fmg = 40 N, F. = 100 N, ande = 70 degrees. Whatis the magnitude of the netforce? E. 3934.95 N F. 62,73 N G. 3855.07 N H. 62.09 N C. If F = 20 N, F = 40 N, Fa = 100 N, and e = 70 degrees. Whatis the direction of the net force? 1. 264.22 degrees J. 84.22 degrees K. 5.81 degrees L. 185.81 degrees Fo D If F = 20 N, F = 40 N, F. = 100 N, and e = 70 degrees. What is the mass of the object? (Use g = 10 m/s"). If F =20 N, F = 40 N, F. = 100N, ande = 70 degrees. What is the magnitude M. 10 kg N. 4 kg O. 7 kg P. 2 kg ot the objects acceleration along the y-axis? Q 0 623 m/s 2 R 0.624 m/s 2 S. 6 24 m/s 2 T 0 0632 m/s2

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