F2 F1 In the preceding diagram,force F₁, and F₂ are acting on box M which is on a frictionless table. F₁ has a greater magnitude than F₂. Of the statements about the motion of box, which is correct? O a Box M is accelerating in the direction of F₁ Box M is accelerating in the direction of F2 Box M is moving with a constant speed in the direction of F₁ Box M is moving with a constant speed in the direction of F₂ Ob Oc Od

F2 F1 In the preceding diagram,force F₁, and F₂ are acting on box M which is on a frictionless table. F₁ has a greater magnitude than F₂. Of the statements about the motion of box, which is correct? O a Box M is accelerating in the direction of F₁ Box M is accelerating in the direction of F2 Box M is moving with a constant speed in the direction of F₁ Box M is moving with a constant speed in the direction of F₂ Ob Oc Od

College Physics

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

Section: Chapter Questions

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