Draw the complete free body diagram of a a 1000.0 kg block being pushed forward 10.0 N by a penguin, pushed backwards by Mr. Universe with 200.0 N, and an elephant pushing it forward with 410.0 N of force. Calculate the acceleration that this block experiences, and in what direction does it move. How much frictional force and in what direction must it be applied such that the block undergoes static equilibrium? plz show work so I can understand

Draw the complete free body diagram of a a 1000.0 kg block being pushed forward 10.0 N by a penguin, pushed backwards by Mr. Universe with 200.0 N, and an elephant pushing it forward with 410.0 N of force. Calculate the acceleration that this block experiences, and in what direction does it move. How much frictional force and in what direction must it be applied such that the block undergoes static equilibrium? plz show work so I can understand

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