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A 30.0 kg door is 1.00 m wide, as shown in the diagram. A force of 85.0 N is applied is applied 0.750 m from the hinges at a 60° angle from the door. What is the
a. 5.52 rad/s2
b.1.84 rad/s2
c.6.38 rad/s2
d.2.60 rad/s2
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