A sled is resting on at point A when a 1.80 kN force applied on it causing it to accelerate horizontally with a rate of 12 m/s?. a. After it reached a distance of 350 meters, the mass of the sled was tripled, what is the new acceleration of the sled at this distance? b. After another distance of 350 meters, an additional 300 N of force was applied to the sled. How much time it takes to reach this point from pt. A? c. What will be the constant acceleration of the sled after it travelled 1 kilometer from pt. A?

A sled is resting on at point A when a 1.80 kN force applied on it causing it to accelerate horizontally with a rate of 12 m/s?. a. After it reached a distance of 350 meters, the mass of the sled was tripled, what is the new acceleration of the sled at this distance? b. After another distance of 350 meters, an additional 300 N of force was applied to the sled. How much time it takes to reach this point from pt. A? c. What will be the constant acceleration of the sled after it travelled 1 kilometer from pt. A?

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