If a 2.89 kg object is placed on a horizontal surface, what is its magnitude of acceleration if the coefficient of kinetic friction is known to be 0.442 and an applied force of 37 N directed at an angle of -25.6 degrees relative to the +x direction acts on the object?

If a 2.89 kg object is placed on a horizontal surface, what is its magnitude of acceleration if the coefficient of kinetic friction is known to be 0.442 and an applied force of 37 N directed at an angle of -25.6 degrees relative to the +x direction acts on the object?

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