Zara sits on an office chair with wheels on it. Meeral exerts a force of 330 N [right 25° down] onto the chair. Zara and the chair accelerates at 0.50 m/s² [right]. The force of friction is 285 N [left]. What is the normal force acting on the chair?

Zara sits on an office chair with wheels on it. Meeral exerts a force of 330 N [right 25° down] onto the chair. Zara and the chair accelerates at 0.50 m/s² [right]. The force of friction is 285 N [left]. What is the normal force acting on the chair?

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Description: Zara sits on an office chair with wheels on it. Meeralexerts a force of 330 N [right 25° down] onto the chair. Zaraand the chair accelerates at 0.50 m/s² [right]. The force offriction is 285 N [left]. What is the normal force acting onthe chair?

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