Q1: In the adjacent figure, if you know that the time of impact of the force is 20 sec and that the body is released from a position of rest, calculate: 1- Accelerating the body. 2- The body's final speed. 3- The distance traveled by the body. FFRC=10 N 10 Kg F=10 N 60°

Q1: In the adjacent figure, if you know that the time of impact of the force is 20 sec and that the body is released from a position of rest, calculate: 1- Accelerating the body. 2- The body's final speed. 3- The distance traveled by the body. FFRC=10 N 10 Kg F=10 N 60°

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