Can i geth help with this problem An object that weighs 68.0 N is pulled on a horizontal surface by a force of 82.6 N,at angle 36.0 degrees to the right. The coefficient of kinetic friction is 0.204.a) What is the acceleration of the object?b) how fast the object is moving after traveling 1.24 m, starting from rest?IVE

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a) What is the acceleration of the object? b) how fast the object is moving after traveling 1.24 m, starting from rest?

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