(i) The force versus velocity graph of an object of mass 3 kg is shown in Figure- 1. Evaluate |(a) the static frictional force (b) the acceleration of the box at 12 m/s |(c) if the force is released at 16 m/s when 21 18 15 the box will come to rest 3 2. 10 12 14 16 velocity/ m/s Figure-1

(i) The force versus velocity graph of an object of mass 3 kg is shown in Figure- 1. Evaluate |(a) the static frictional force (b) the acceleration of the box at 12 m/s |(c) if the force is released at 16 m/s when 21 18 15 the box will come to rest 3 2. 10 12 14 16 velocity/ m/s Figure-1

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