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You push on a rectangular door at the location of the knob (see diagram for top view). The door s mass is 62.6 kg, and its side-to-side width is 2.28 m. The knob is located 0.14 m from the right-hand side of the door. If you push with a force of 180 N, what will the be the door s
angular acceleration as it swings on its hinges? (Note: the moment of inertia of the door of mass M and width x, swinging on its hinges, is (1/3) M x^2.)5.68 rad/s^20.85 rad/s^23.55 rad/s^21.42 rad/s^2
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