object weighing 500kg is to be pulled by a man by exerting a force P. Force P is inclined at an angle of 25 deg. measured from the positive axis. The object and the floor has a coefficient of friction: static = 0.35 and dynamic = 0.15. 1.What is the minimum magnitude of P needed to start the object to displace horizontally? 2.. What is the magnitude of the acceleration vector of the object when the value magnitude of P is equal to 8,000 N? Express your answer in unit of m/s^2

object weighing 500kg is to be pulled by a man by exerting a force P. Force P is inclined at an angle of 25 deg. measured from the positive axis. The object and the floor has a coefficient of friction: static = 0.35 and dynamic = 0.15. 1.What is the minimum magnitude of P needed to start the object to displace horizontally? 2.. What is the magnitude of the acceleration vector of the object when the value magnitude of P is equal to 8,000 N? Express your answer in unit of m/s^2

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