Two forces are applied to a block to accelerate it across a horizontal surface. If a = 21.40 , F = 3.89 N, and m = 1.91 kg, find the magnitude of the acceleration a for the block. Assume the surface is frictionless.

Two forces are applied to a block to accelerate it across a horizontal surface. If a = 21.40 , F = 3.89 N, and m = 1.91 kg, find the magnitude of the acceleration a for the block. Assume the surface is frictionless.

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