Consider 2 forces acting on a mass of 2.47 kg. F1 = 11.0 N @ 24.5 degrees and F2 = 7.45 N @ 75.7 degrees where the angles are measured relative to the +x direction. What is the magnitude of the acceleration produced considering only these 2 forces acting

Consider 2 forces acting on a mass of 2.47 kg. F1 = 11.0 N @ 24.5 degrees and F2 = 7.45 N @ 75.7 degrees where the angles are measured relative to the +x direction. What is the magnitude of the acceleration produced considering only these 2 forces acting

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