The acceleration was 2 m/s0I2Ct when an object of mass 20 kg was pushed with a constant horizontal force on aslippery horizontal plane. What is the horizontal force acting on this object?00 40N2 2 IN3 3 10N4 4 4N5 5 20N

Given data The acceleration of the object is given as a = 2 m/s2. The mass of the object is given…

The acceleration was 2 m/s01C when an object of mass 20 kg was pushed with a constant horizontal force slippery horizontal plane. What is the horizontal force acting on this object? 00 40N 2 2 IN 3 3 10N 4 4 4N 55 20N

The acceleration was 2 m/s01C when an object of mass 20 kg was pushed with a constant horizontal force slippery horizontal plane. What is the horizontal force acting on this object? 00 40N 2 2 IN 3 3 10N 4 4 4N 55 20N

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The acceleration was 2 m/s0I2Ct when an object of mass 20 kg was pushed with a constant horizontal force on a
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00 40N
2 2 IN
3 3 10N
4 4 4N
5 5 20N

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