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Find the force acting on a body if the mass equal ( 4.5 kg) and acceleration equal ( 3 m/sce2) * O 14.5 n 12 N 15.5 N O 14 N Other:

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Find the force acting on a body if the mass
equal ( 4.5 kg) and acceleration equal ( 3
m/sce2)
O 14.5 n
O 12 N
O 15.5 N
O 14 N
O Other:

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