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a grandpa pulls his son on a sled
his son and the sled together weigh 150n
grandpa is pulling at an angle of 40degrees above the horizon line
they are accelerating to the left at a rate of 1.5m/s
normal force = 100
draw a full body diagram including and solving for all forces
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