Consider the free-body diagram shown below. Use the numerical value for the individual forces and the approximate value of g (10 m/s/s) to determine the acceleration of the object (in units of m/s/s). Fnorm = 40 N %3D 中 Frict = 14 N = 30 N Eapp %3D %3D Fgrav = 40 N %3D

Consider the free-body diagram shown below. Use the numerical value for the individual forces and the approximate value of g (10 m/s/s) to determine the acceleration of the object (in units of m/s/s). Fnorm = 40 N %3D 中 Frict = 14 N = 30 N Eapp %3D %3D Fgrav = 40 N %3D

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Section4.3: Newton's Third Law

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