b) A wagon carrying a child, with a combinedmass of 52 kg, was pulled by an adult with aforce of 138N [forward] on a bumpy road witha friction force of 26N.QA4.3kg bowling ball was rolled out onto thesmooth frictionless lane with an applied forceof 17N [forward].) Draw FBD here:) Draw FBD here:Determine the net force (with direction)acting on the underlined object:0Determine the net force (with direction)acting on the underlined object) Determine the acceleration of theunderlined object:) Determine the acceteration of theunderlined object:

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b) A wagon carrying a child, with a combined mass of 52 kg, was pulled by an adult with a force of 138N [forward] on a bumpy road with a friction force of 26N. )A43kg bowling ball was rolled out onto the smooth frictionless lane with an applied force of 17N [forward]. ) Draw FBD here: 0 Draw FBD here: Determine the net force (with direction) acting on the underlined object/ 0Determine the net force (with direction) acting on the underlined object

b) A wagon carrying a child, with a combined mass of 52 kg, was pulled by an adult with a force of 138N [forward] on a bumpy road with a friction force of 26N. )A43kg bowling ball was rolled out onto the smooth frictionless lane with an applied force of 17N [forward]. ) Draw FBD here: 0 Draw FBD here: Determine the net force (with direction) acting on the underlined object/ 0Determine the net force (with direction) acting on the underlined object

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b) A wagon carrying a child, with a combined
mass of 52 kg, was pulled by an adult with a
force of 138N [forward] on a bumpy road with
a friction force of 26N.
QA4.3kg bowling ball was rolled out onto the
smooth frictionless lane with an applied force
of 17N [forward].
) Draw FBD here:
) Draw FBD here:
Determine the net force (with direction)
acting on the underlined object:
0Determine the net force (with direction)
acting on the underlined object
) Determine the acceleration of the
underlined object:
) Determine the acceteration of the
underlined object:

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