A 10 kg mass is pulled along a frictionless horizontal surface by a 20 Nt force that acts at 60° with respect to the horizontal. Determine: (a) The weight of the mass; (b) The mass' acceleration, ax; (c) The mass' final velocity if Vox = 0 and the force acts for 5 seconds, (d) The mass' final position, Xf, if Xo = 0.

A 10 kg mass is pulled along a frictionless horizontal surface by a 20 Nt force that acts at 60° with respect to the horizontal. Determine: (a) The weight of the mass; (b) The mass' acceleration, ax; (c) The mass' final velocity if Vox = 0 and the force acts for 5 seconds, (d) The mass' final position, Xf, if Xo = 0.

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Chapter6: Applications Of Newton's Laws

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