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A box of mass M = 100 Kg is moving at a constant speed in the x direction. The box is subjected to two constant forces F₁ F₁|= 20 N, F₂ = 20 N, a = 35° and 3 = 55° and F₂. If F₁x B F₂ 1) 2) ( 3) (5 4)( ar F₁ =< =< M > N > N The gravitational force exerted on the mass is F₁ = < The normal force F =< N > N 4

A box of mass M = 100 Kg is moving at a constant speed in the x direction. The box is subjected to two constant forces F₁ F₁|= 20 N, F₂ = 20 N, a = 35° and 3 = 55° and F₂. If F₁x B F₂ 1) 2) ( 3) (5 4)( ar F₁ =< =< M > N > N The gravitational force exerted on the mass is F₁ = < The normal force F =< N > N 4

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