1660N 24 Degrees East of North. 1154N East. 961N South. 0N West. The Information above shows the forces acting on a 845 kg object. What is the acceleration vector that results from these forces? 4.82 m/s2, 23.3° north of east 13.8 m/s2, 16.5° south of west 6.11 m/s2, 11.2° east of north 2.26 m/s2, 16.6° north of east

1660N 24 Degrees East of North. 1154N East. 961N South. 0N West. The Information above shows the forces acting on a 845 kg object. What is the acceleration vector that results from these forces? 4.82 m/s2, 23.3° north of east 13.8 m/s2, 16.5° south of west 6.11 m/s2, 11.2° east of north 2.26 m/s2, 16.6° north of east

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0N West.

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	13.8 m/s2, 16.5° south of west
	6.11 m/s2, 11.2° east of north
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