Box m₁ = 2.4 kg remains stacked on box m₂ = 15.9 kg as they are pulled from rest across a smooth, horizontal floor by a constant horizontal force of magnitude P = 24.4 N, as in the figure. What is the magnitude Fnet of the net force on the upper box? net m1 m2 = P N

Box m₁ = 2.4 kg remains stacked on box m₂ = 15.9 kg as they are pulled from rest across a smooth, horizontal floor by a constant horizontal force of magnitude P = 24.4 N, as in the figure. What is the magnitude Fnet of the net force on the upper box? net m1 m2 = P N

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Box m₁ = 2.4 kg remains stacked on box m₂ = 15.9 kg as they are pulled from rest
across a smooth, horizontal floor by a constant horizontal force of magnitude P =
24.4 N, as in the figure. What is the magnitude Fnet of the net force on the upper
box?
net
m1
m2
=
P
N

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