10. How much horizontal force is needed to produce an acceleration of 8 m/sec² on a 75 kg box? A. 600 N B. 500 N C. 400 N D. 200 N 11. g=32.2 ft/sec². How is it expressed in SI? A. 9.81 m/sec² B. 9.86 m/sec² 12 What math da roinntilo follow? C. 9.08 m/sec² D. 9.91 m/sec²

10. How much horizontal force is needed to produce an acceleration of 8 m/sec² on a 75 kg box? A. 600 N B. 500 N C. 400 N D. 200 N 11. g=32.2 ft/sec². How is it expressed in SI? A. 9.81 m/sec² B. 9.86 m/sec² 12 What math da roinntilo follow? C. 9.08 m/sec² D. 9.91 m/sec²

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10. How much horizontal force is needed to produce an acceleration of 8 m/sec² on a 75 kg box?
A. 600 N
B. 500 N
C. 400 N
D. 200 N
11. g=32.2 ft/sec². How is it expressed in SI?
A. 9.81 m/sec²
B. 9.86 m/sec²
12. What path does a projectile follow?
A. ellipse
B. parabola
C. 9.08 m/sec²
C. part of a circle
D. 9.91 m/sec²
D. hyperbola

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