A helicopter (of mass 2000 kg) produces a lift force of 15000 N directed at 70 degrees above the positive x-axis. If there is a force due to air resistance that points in the negative x-direction, and has a magnitude of 3000 N, then what is the magnitude of the net acceleration of the helicopter due to these forces? Assume that the helicopter is close enough to the surface of the Earth so that the acceleration due to gravity still has a magnitude of 9.8 m/s2. 7.88 O 12.27 1.12 2.95

A helicopter (of mass 2000 kg) produces a lift force of 15000 N directed at 70 degrees above the positive x-axis. If there is a force due to air resistance that points in the negative x-direction, and has a magnitude of 3000 N, then what is the magnitude of the net acceleration of the helicopter due to these forces? Assume that the helicopter is close enough to the surface of the Earth so that the acceleration due to gravity still has a magnitude of 9.8 m/s2. 7.88 O 12.27 1.12 2.95

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**Physics Problem: Helicopter Forces and Accelerations**

*A helicopter (of mass 2000 kg) produces a lift force of 15000 N directed at 70 degrees above the positive x-axis. If there is a force due to air resistance that points in the negative x-direction, and has a magnitude of 3000 N, then what is the magnitude of the net acceleration of the helicopter due to these forces? Assume that the helicopter is close enough to the surface of the Earth so that the acceleration due to gravity still has a magnitude of 9.8 m/s².*

**Options:**
- A. 7.88
- B. 12.27
- C. 1.12
- D. 2.95

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*Educational Note: Understanding the components of forces and their directions is crucial in solving problems related to dynamics and motion.*

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