8. A 50 kg object experience a force Fi = (2.3 i – 8.2 j+3.1k) N ,F = (9.2 i+ 3.8 j+1.6 k) N and F, = (-12.4 i – 3.1 j– 9k) Na. Calculate the magnitude and direction of the net force.b. Calculate the magnitude and direction of the acceleration.

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8. A 50 kg object experience a force Fi = (2.3 i – 8.2 j+3.1k) N F = (9.2 i+ 3.8 j+1.6 k) N and F3 = (-12.4 i – 3.1j- 9k) N %3D %3D a. Calculate the magnitude and direction of the net force. b. Calculate the magnitude and direction of the acceleration.

8. A 50 kg object experience a force Fi = (2.3 i – 8.2 j+3.1k) N F = (9.2 i+ 3.8 j+1.6 k) N and F3 = (-12.4 i – 3.1j- 9k) N %3D %3D a. Calculate the magnitude and direction of the net force. b. Calculate the magnitude and direction of the acceleration.

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8. A 50 kg object experience a force Fi = (2.3 i – 8.2 j+3.1k) N ,F = (9.2 i+ 3.8 j+1.6 k) N and F, = (-12.4 i – 3.1 j– 9k) N
a. Calculate the magnitude and direction of the net force.
b. Calculate the magnitude and direction of the acceleration.

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