Two kids pull in opposite directions on a toy of mass 0.544 kg. One exerts a...
Two kids pull in opposite directions on a toy of mass 0.544 kg. One exerts a force of 67.6 N and the other 12.6 N. Both pull horizontally and friction is negliglble.
(f) Calculate the net force in the x-direction.
(g) Calculate the normal force.
(h) Calculate the net force in the y-direction.
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