Answer only number 3 a3) A force of 300N is applied across20kg box. The frictional force actingthe box is 200 N. a) what is the neton the box? b) Calculatehorizontal forcethe accelention of the box. c) How farwill the box travel after 12 secords if ifcontinues to accelerate at this ratestarting from rest?.4) # skg object speeds up from 20m/serto so m/sec in 6 secords. a) what is theacceleration b) what is the net.horizontal force acting on the object!c) (f the frictions force TS. 35H,what is the applied force on theobject?

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a on 3) A force of 300 N is applied across. 20kg box. The frictional force acting on the box is 200 N. a) what is the net. the box? b) Calculate horizmtal force the accelention of the box. c) Hou far will the box travel after 12 secords if it continues to accelerate at this rate starting from rest?

a on 3) A force of 300 N is applied across. 20kg box. The frictional force acting on the box is 200 N. a) what is the net. the box? b) Calculate horizmtal force the accelention of the box. c) Hou far will the box travel after 12 secords if it continues to accelerate at this rate starting from rest?

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