A child drags their toy lawnmower (mass 1.20 kg) across the floor with an applied force of 4.00 N [40.0 degrees above the horizontal]. The force of kinetic friction acting on the lawnmower is 2.10 N. Determine the normal force acting on the lawnmower and the lawnmower's acceleration. Direction of motion Fapp 4.00 N 40.00

A child drags their toy lawnmower (mass 1.20 kg) across the floor with an applied force of 4.00 N [40.0 degrees above the horizontal]. The force of kinetic friction acting on the lawnmower is 2.10 N. Determine the normal force acting on the lawnmower and the lawnmower's acceleration. Direction of motion Fapp 4.00 N 40.00

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