B2 Researchers test canine locomotion by measuringthe ground reaction force (the vector sum of thenormal force and the propulsion force) as dogspush down and backward with both rear legs. Inone trial, a dog generated an instantaneous groundreaction force that was 1.7 times the dog's weightand angled 16° from vertical. What was the magnitude of the dog's horizontal acceleration at that moment?Express your answer with the appropriate units.HA?X•10"Valueaz%3DPart BWhat was the magnitude of the dog's vertical acceleration at that moment?Express your answer with the appropriate units.?x Xbx•10"may =Value/6

Solution:-Given thatInstantanrous ground reaction force (R)=1.7×Weight of the dogR is at 16° from…

Researchers test canine locomotion by measuring the ground reaction force (the vector sum of the normal force and the propulsion force) as dogs push down and backward with both rear legs. In one trial, a dog generated an instantaneous ground reaction force that was 1.7 times the dog's weight and angled 16° from vertical.

Researchers test canine locomotion by measuring the ground reaction force (the vector sum of the normal force and the propulsion force) as dogs push down and backward with both rear legs. In one trial, a dog generated an instantaneous ground reaction force that was 1.7 times the dog's weight and angled 16° from vertical.