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Given
Mass- 10 kg
Force - 40N
Degree - 30
Friction - 0.30
Imagine you pushla 10kg mystery box with 40 N of
force at 30 degrees across the surface. The surface
produce coefficient friction of .30. What is the rate of
acceleration?

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