A 2.80 kg object is subjected to three forces that give it an acceleration a=forces are F₁ = (28.0 N )i + (19.0 N )Ĵ and F₂ =ƒ and F₂component of the the third force.(1.80 m/s² )i + (7.20 m/s²). If two of the three(6.50 N ), find (a) the x component and (b) the y= (14.0 N(14.0 N)î + (6.50 1)î +

Answered: Image /qna-images/answer/1c574af5-e7d4-4e21-86d8-c57c05f665f1.jpg(A) Component of X is -36.96 N. (B) Component of Y is -5.34 N.

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A 2.80 kg object is subjected to three forces that give it an acceleration á = (1.80 m/s² )i + (7.20 m/s² )j. If two of the three )ĵ, fin + (6.50 N ), find (a) the x component and (b) the y N )î + (6.50 N forces are F₁ = (28.0 N )î + (19.0 N )ĵ and F₂ = (14.0 ƒ and F₂ = component of the the third force. (14.0 N )î

A 2.80 kg object is subjected to three forces that give it an acceleration á = (1.80 m/s² )i + (7.20 m/s² )j. If two of the three )ĵ, fin + (6.50 N ), find (a) the x component and (b) the y N )î + (6.50 N forces are F₁ = (28.0 N )î + (19.0 N )ĵ and F₂ = (14.0 ƒ and F₂ = component of the the third force. (14.0 N )î

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A 2.80 kg object is subjected to three forces that give it an acceleration a
=
forces are F₁ = (28.0 N )i + (19.0 N )Ĵ and F₂ =
ƒ and F₂
component of the the third force.
(1.80 m/s² )i + (7.20 m/s²). If two of the three
(6.50 N ), find (a) the x component and (b) the y
= (14.0 N
(14.0 N
)î + (6.50 1
)î +

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