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Description: 16 64B/s l1:0049.0 N19.60 NTwo forces (F1=4N, F2=D30N) act on a5.0 kg block on a frictionless surface,as shown in the below figure. What isa net force along the x-axis?F2F143°25.95 N8.39 N9.85 N6.93 NSubmitThis form was created inside of University

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Two forces (F1=4N, F2=30N) act on a 5.0 kg block on a frictionless surface, as shown in the below figure. What is a net force along the x-axis? F2 F1 43° 25.95 N 8.39 N 9.85 N 6.93 N

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