An apple crate with a mass of 23 kg accelerates along a frictionless surface as the crate is pulled at 30 deg with a force of 14.5 N as shown in the drawing. What is the horizontal acceleration of the crate? www 14.5 N A 0.55 m/s^2 B 0.597 m/s^2 0.45 m/s^2 0.476 m/s^2 30

An apple crate with a mass of 23 kg accelerates along a frictionless surface as the crate is pulled at 30 deg with a force of 14.5 N as shown in the drawing. What is the horizontal acceleration of the crate? www 14.5 N A 0.55 m/s^2 B 0.597 m/s^2 0.45 m/s^2 0.476 m/s^2 30

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