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Determine the acceleration during time period t.
determine the velocity at the end of time period t.
Determine the distance traveled during time period t.
express answers in variables Fnet, m, and t

Transcribed Image Text:You know the constant sum of the forces Fe
object of mass m during t seconds, The object is at rest at the
beginning of the time interval.
DP exerted on an
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