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23 February, 19:02

imagine you push a 50 kg crate with 200 N of force if friction pushes back with 100 N of force what acceleration does the crate have?

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  1. 23 February, 19:06
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    2m/s^2

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    So, if a crate moving in a direction is being pushed at 200 N, and being stopped by friction with a force of 100 N, this means that the crate has a total of 100 N of force in its direction. Since F = ma, we can say the acceleration is 100 N / 50 kg, or the object is accelerating at 2m/s^2
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