In the figure below, a cadet pulls a 60.2-kg footlocker along the rough, horizontaltrunkroom floor with a constant tension force of magnitude 212 N oriented at 30.0⁰above the horizontal. As a result, the trunk moves with a constant acceleration of0.734 m/s².a.Draw a complete free-body diagram for the footlocker.

mass = m = 60.2 kg force = F = 212 N angle = 30 degrees

In the figure below, a cadet pulls a 60.2-kg footlocker along the rough, horizontal trunkroom floor with a constant tension force of magnitude 212 N oriented at 30.0° above the horizontal. As a result, the trunk moves with a constant acceleration of 0.734 m/s².

In the figure below, a cadet pulls a 60.2-kg footlocker along the rough, horizontal trunkroom floor with a constant tension force of magnitude 212 N oriented at 30.0° above the horizontal. As a result, the trunk moves with a constant acceleration of 0.734 m/s².

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Chapter5: Newton's Law Of Motion

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