# 2) Let's say you got a summer job as a dog walker. Each force below represents the magnitude of the force from each of the dogs. You are at the center of all the forces, which will be the origin for this problem. (A) Find the magnitude of the net force acting on you as a result of all the dogs pulling you in different directions (report answers to 3 sig figs, show basic starting equations, and each x and y component). (B) Find the angle the resultant vector makes from the positive x-axis (report answers to 3 sig figs and show basing staring equations). (C) If your mass was 70.0 kg, what would the magnitude of your acceleration be due to this net force (report answers to 3 sig figs and show basic starting equations)? B = 40 N 25° 35° 40° A = 30 N C = 50 N

# 2) Let's say you got a summer job as a dog walker. Each force below represents the magnitude of the force from each of the dogs. You are at the center of all the forces, which will be the origin for this problem. (A) Find the magnitude of the net force acting on you as a result of all the dogs pulling you in different directions (report answers to 3 sig figs, show basic starting equations, and each x and y component). (B) Find the angle the resultant vector makes from the positive x-axis (report answers to 3 sig figs and show basing staring equations). (C) If your mass was 70.0 kg, what would the magnitude of your acceleration be due to this net force (report answers to 3 sig figs and show basic starting equations)? B = 40 N 25° 35° 40° A = 30 N C = 50 N

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#2) Let's say you got a summer job as a dog walker. Each force below represents the magnitude of the
force from each of the dogs. You are at the center of all the forces, which will be the origin for this problem.
(A) Find the magnitude of the net force acting on you as a result of all the dogs pulling you in
different directions (report answers to 3 sig figs, show basic starting equations, and each x and
y component).
(B) Find the angle the resultant vector makes from the positive x-axis (report answers to 3 sig figs
and show basing staring equations).
(C) If your mass was 70.0 kg, what would the
magnitude of your acceleration be due to
this net force (report answers to 3 sig figs
and show basic starting equations)?
B = 40 N
y
A = 30 N
35°
*
25°
40°
C = 50 N
X

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