The image to the right has a mass of twenty-five kilograms. The first force is vertical and is at sixty-four newtons while the horizontal second force is at fifty-one newtons. Determine the magnitude of the acceleration of the object if it was allowed to move without friction. F2

The image to the right has a mass of twenty-five kilograms. The first force is vertical and is at sixty-four newtons while the horizontal second force is at fifty-one newtons. Determine the magnitude of the acceleration of the object if it was allowed to move without friction. F2

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The image to the right has a mass of twenty-five kilograms. The first
force is vertical and is at sixty-four newtons while the horizontal second
force is at fifty-one newtons. Determine the magnitude of the
acceleration of the object if it was allowed to move without friction.
F2

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