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The diagram below shows a block being pulled along a horizontal surface by two forces. The normal reaction force ? what ? The acceleration of the block is ?

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The diagram below shows a block being pulled along a horizontal surface by two forces.

The normal reaction force ? what ?

The acceleration of the block is ?

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RN
20 N
10 N
25°
10 kg
200
10g N
30 N

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