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2. A basketball star exerts a force of 3350N upon the gym floor in order to accelerate his 78kg body upward. Determine the acceleration of the player.

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2. A basketball star
exerts a force of 3350N
upon the gym floor in
order to accelerate his
78kg body upward.
Determine the
acceleration of the
player.

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