What is the Normal force and the acceleration of the object shown in the figure, where F1 = 25 N, F2 = 15 N. and m1 =20 kg. There is no friction between the object and the ground. F1 35 43 O N = 175.4 N, a = 1 57 m/s^2 O N= 225.4 N, a = 1 26 m/s^2 O N = 275.4 N, a = 1.01 m/s^2 O N= 125.4 N, a = 1.34 m/s12

What is the Normal force and the acceleration of the object shown in the figure, where F1 = 25 N, F2 = 15 N. and m1 =20 kg. There is no friction between the object and the ground. F1 35 43 O N = 175.4 N, a = 1 57 m/s^2 O N= 225.4 N, a = 1 26 m/s^2 O N = 275.4 N, a = 1.01 m/s^2 O N= 125.4 N, a = 1.34 m/s12

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