You are pulling a 4 kg object with 60 N at 60 degree with ground. What is acceleration? [7.5 m/s2] Home Work Step 1, 2 & 3 are completed in the figure drawn below. Follow from Step 4. F=60 N NA m 600 You are pulling 4 kg object with 60 N force at 30 degree angle with ground. What is the normal force? [9.24 N] 13. Home Work

You are pulling a 4 kg object with 60 N at 60 degree with ground. What is acceleration? [7.5 m/s2] Home Work Step 1, 2 & 3 are completed in the figure drawn below. Follow from Step 4. F=60 N NA m 600 You are pulling 4 kg object with 60 N force at 30 degree angle with ground. What is the normal force? [9.24 N] 13. Home Work

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