Your absent-minded instructor accidentally placed a 15.0-kg box on top of a frictionless incline. Then, th instructor applied a force of 20.0 N parallel to the incline as shown in the figure. What is the resulting acceleration of the box? 20.0[N] 10.0 3.03 m/s?, down along the incline 0.370 m/s², down along the incline 3.03 m/s?, up along the incline 0.370 m/s², up along the incline

Your absent-minded instructor accidentally placed a 15.0-kg box on top of a frictionless incline. Then, th instructor applied a force of 20.0 N parallel to the incline as shown in the figure. What is the resulting acceleration of the box? 20.0[N] 10.0 3.03 m/s?, down along the incline 0.370 m/s², down along the incline 3.03 m/s?, up along the incline 0.370 m/s², up along the incline

College Physics

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Author:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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