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In the Figure shown, three forces applied to a box of mass m = 6.0 kg that moves rightward by 18.0 m over a frietionless floor. The forces are F,=4.0 N, F2 = 30.0 N, and F, = 5.0 N, and the indicated angle is O- 50.0°. If the initial velocity of the box is zero, its final velocity at the end of the dislacement is a) 5.32 m/s, b) 4.65 m/s, c) 6.57 m/s, d) 9.58 m/s, e)10.09 m/s. Select one: a e d.

In the Figure shown, three forces applied to a box of mass m = 6.0 kg that moves rightward by 18.0 m over a frietionless floor. The forces are F,=4.0 N, F2 = 30.0 N, and F, = 5.0 N, and the indicated angle is O- 50.0°. If the initial velocity of the box is zero, its final velocity at the end of the dislacement is a) 5.32 m/s, b) 4.65 m/s, c) 6.57 m/s, d) 9.58 m/s, e)10.09 m/s. Select one: a e d.

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