You are pulling a 10.31 kg object with 9 N force which is oriented at 18 degree with ground. What is acceleration? 0.847m/s2 QUESTION 2 You are pulling a 35 kg object with 18.4 N force which is oriented at 10 degree with ground. What is acceleration? Assume kinetic frictional coefficien = 0.01. QUESTION 3 A 20 kg object is being pulled with F Newton force which has 60 degree with ground. 215 J work is done to move 50 m distance. Assuming a frictionless surface, calculate F. ick Saye and Submit

You are pulling a 10.31 kg object with 9 N force which is oriented at 18 degree with ground. What is acceleration? 0.847m/s2 QUESTION 2 You are pulling a 35 kg object with 18.4 N force which is oriented at 10 degree with ground. What is acceleration? Assume kinetic frictional coefficien = 0.01. QUESTION 3 A 20 kg object is being pulled with F Newton force which has 60 degree with ground. 215 J work is done to move 50 m distance. Assuming a frictionless surface, calculate F. ick Saye and Submit

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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