Find the mass of the object which takes 20 seconds to reach 0 m/s from a 40m/s initial velocity. Applied Force = 500NFriction Force = 188N Please show step-by-step ForcesSpeedSum of ForcesValuesMassesSpeedSpeedSum of ForcesFrictionNoneLots312NFriction Force 188N500NApplied ForceII D?

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Find the mass of the object which takes 20 seconds to reach 0 m/s from a 40m/s initial velocity. Applied Force = 500N Friction Force = 188N Please show step-by-step

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Applied Force = 500N

Friction Force = 188N

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