An applied force of 115 N is used to accelerate an object to the rightacross a frictional surface. The object encounters 88.0 N of friction.The object weighs 88.5 N. Calculate the (a) normal force, (b) the netforce, (,c) coefficient of friction (mu, u), (d) the mass and (e) theacceleration Two kids pull in opposite directions on a toy of mass 0.505 kg. Oneexerts a force of 27.6 N and the other 22.6 N. Both pull horizontally andfriction is negliglble. (f) Calculate the net force in the x-direction. (g)Calculate the normal force.the y-direction.(h) Calculate the net force in

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An applied force of 115 N is used to accelerate an object to the right across a frictional surface. The object encounters 88.0 N of friction. The object weighs 88.5 N. Calculate the (a) normal force, (b) the net force, (,c) coefficient of friction (mu, u), (d) the mass and (e) the acceleration

An applied force of 115 N is used to accelerate an object to the right across a frictional surface. The object encounters 88.0 N of friction. The object weighs 88.5 N. Calculate the (a) normal force, (b) the net force, (,c) coefficient of friction (mu, u), (d) the mass and (e) the acceleration

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An applied force of 115 N is used to accelerate an object to the right
across a frictional surface. The object encounters 88.0 N of friction.
The object weighs 88.5 N. Calculate the (a) normal force, (b) the net
force, (,c) coefficient of friction (mu, u), (d) the mass and (e) the
acceleration

Two kids pull in opposite directions on a toy of mass 0.505 kg. One
exerts a force of 27.6 N and the other 22.6 N. Both pull horizontally and
friction is negliglble. (f) Calculate the net force in the x-direction. (g)
Calculate the normal force.
the y-direction.
(h) Calculate the net force in

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