Two forces (25.0 N at 30.0° south of east, and 68.0 N at 70.0° north of west) are applied to a 280 kg object. If the net force is determined by these two forces, then find the acceleration of the object. magnitude 0.1837 m/s? 0.1673 m/s² 0.2289 m/s? F. А. D. В. 0.1669 m/s² Е. С. 0.1976 m/s? 0.2141 m/s² /--/ direction from +x axis А. 108.5° D. 110.9° В. 80.13° E. 91.79° С. 107.2° F. 111.7° /--/

Two forces (25.0 N at 30.0° south of east, and 68.0 N at 70.0° north of west) are applied to a 280 kg object. If the net force is determined by these two forces, then find the acceleration of the object. magnitude 0.1837 m/s? 0.1673 m/s² 0.2289 m/s? F. А. D. В. 0.1669 m/s² Е. С. 0.1976 m/s? 0.2141 m/s² /--/ direction from +x axis А. 108.5° D. 110.9° В. 80.13° E. 91.79° С. 107.2° F. 111.7° /--/

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Chapter4: The Laws Of Motion

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