**Physics Problem:****Scenario:**Bill and Joann fight over a shiny new frictionless wagon with a mass of 11.8 kg. If Joann is pulling left with 121 N of force, and the wagon has an acceleration of 3.29 m/s² to the right, how hard is Bill pulling (to the right) on the wagon?**Calculated Force:** To find out how hard Bill is pulling, we need to consider the forces acting on the wagon and apply Newton's Second Law (F = ma).Given data:- Mass of the wagon (m) = 11.8 kg- Joann's pulling force (F₁) = 121 N to the left (negative direction)- Acceleration (a) = 3.29 m/s² to the right (positive direction)Let's denote Bill's force as F₂ (to the right).Using the formula F_net = m * a, where F_net is the net force acting on the wagon:F_net = F₂ - F₁Plugging in the given values:m * a = F₂ - F₁11.8 kg * 3.29 m/s² = F₂ - (-121 N)F₂ = (11.8 kg * 3.29 m/s²) + 121 NSimplify the multiplication:F₂ = (38.822 N) + 121 NF₂ = 159.822 N**Answer:** Bill is pulling with a force of approximately 159.8 N to the right on the wagon.**Your Answer:** [Answer box for user input]

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Bill and Joann fight over a shiny new frictionless wagon with a mass of 11.8 kg. If Joann is pulling left with 121 N of force, and the wagon has an acceleration of 3.29 m/s² to the right, how hard is Bill pulling (to the right) on the wagon? Your Answer: Answer

Bill and Joann fight over a shiny new frictionless wagon with a mass of 11.8 kg. If Joann is pulling left with 121 N of force, and the wagon has an acceleration of 3.29 m/s² to the right, how hard is Bill pulling (to the right) on the wagon? Your Answer: Answer

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