The net force applied to a 3 kg mass is 12 N at a 55 degree angle relative to the positive x-axis. Find the x and y components of the object's acceleration. x-component 2.625 m/s? 2.240 m/s? 2.294 m/s² 2.835 m/s² 2.710 m/s? F. А. D. В. Е. C. 2.795 m/s² /--/ y-component 3.162 m/s? 3.936 m/s? 3.034 m/s? 3.239 m/s? 3.947 m/s? F. А. D. В. Е. С. 3.277 m/s²

The net force applied to a 3 kg mass is 12 N at a 55 degree angle relative to the positive x-axis. Find the x and y components of the object's acceleration. x-component 2.625 m/s? 2.240 m/s? 2.294 m/s² 2.835 m/s² 2.710 m/s? F. А. D. В. Е. C. 2.795 m/s² /--/ y-component 3.162 m/s? 3.936 m/s? 3.034 m/s? 3.239 m/s? 3.947 m/s? F. А. D. В. Е. С. 3.277 m/s²

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