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Sandra pulls from the front while Shirley pushes a wagon with Heather riding with a net force of 50-N. The wagon has a combined mass with Heather riding of 30 kg. a) What is the acceleration of the wagon. b) If starting from rest, how much speed will the wagon pick up if they move it for 5 seconds. c) What distance does the wagon cover in 10s
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