Q3/ A particular subject of mass 4 Kg is applied on using four different forces with magnitudes of F1 15 N, F2 20 N, F3 = 10 N, and F4 12 N, the directions of the forces are presented in the figure: What is the acceleration of the particle? 30 F2

Q3/ A particular subject of mass 4 Kg is applied on using four different forces with magnitudes of F1 15 N, F2 20 N, F3 = 10 N, and F4 12 N, the directions of the forces are presented in the figure: What is the acceleration of the particle? 30 F2

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Q3/ A particular subject of mass 4 Kg is applied on using four different
forces with magnitudes of F1 = 15 N, F2 = 20 N, F3 = 10 N, and
F4 = 12 N, the directions of the forces are presented in the figure: What
is the acceleration of the particle?
30
F2
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