A force in the X-direction (FX) acts on an object of mass 10 kg, initially at rest at position (X = 0 m), as shown in the graph below. Fx(N) 80 50 0 10 25 50 60 X(m) Specify: a. The effort exerted by the force so that the object is at position X = 60 m? b. The final velocity of the object when it is at position X = 50 m

A force in the X-direction (FX) acts on an object of mass 10 kg, initially at rest at position (X = 0 m), as shown in the graph below. Fx(N) 80 50 0 10 25 50 60 X(m) Specify: a. The effort exerted by the force so that the object is at position X = 60 m? b. The final velocity of the object when it is at position X = 50 m

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