Forcemassacceleration1500 N35kg2 375 N5 m/s²3.17 kg15.2 m/s24 47 N14 kg27g2.9 m/s

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1500 N
35kg
2 375 N
5 m/s²
3.
17 kg
15.2 m/s2
4 47 N
14 kg
27g
2.9 m/s

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