REMARKS Note that the constant applied force of 20.0 N is assumed to act on the system at all timesduring its motion. If the force were removed at some instant, the system would continue to move withconstant velocity and hence zero acceleration. The rollers have an effect that was neglected here.QUESTION If the weight of the crate were doubled, the acceleration would be multiplied byand the displacement attained in 2.0 s would be multiplied by

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Chapter6: Applications Of Newton's Laws

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