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Description: A body of mass 10.0 kg is shown below. Assume only the shown forces act on the body.Enter an expression for the acceleration of the body in terms of meters per second squared. F237°i37°F, = 10.0 NF220.0 NF3 = 10.0 N

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A body of mass 10.0 kg is shown below. Assume only the shown forces act on the body.Enter an expression for the acceleration of the body in terms of meters per second squared.

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