DETAILS KATZPSEF1 5.P.029. 0/2 Submissions Used Two farcus i, = (55.767 – 26.83) N and , = (27.nỉ - 80.52) N are exerted on a particde. The particde's mazs is 10.14 kg. (a) Find the particla's accelaration in componant form. (Fxpress your answar in vactor form.) (b) what are the magnitude and direction of the accelaration? magnitude directian J counterclockwise fram the +x axis O Show My Work optena

DETAILS KATZPSEF1 5.P.029. 0/2 Submissions Used Two farcus i, = (55.767 – 26.83) N and , = (27.nỉ - 80.52) N are exerted on a particde. The particde's mazs is 10.14 kg. (a) Find the particla's accelaration in componant form. (Fxpress your answar in vactor form.) (b) what are the magnitude and direction of the accelaration? magnitude directian J counterclockwise fram the +x axis O Show My Work optena

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Chapter13: Universal Gravitation

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