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im struggling with questions one and two. I understand the general equations im supposed to use, but dont understand how I would eventually get an answer in change in energy or to wprk done by the force.
QUESTION 1 A59-kg object is moving at 8.03 m/s. An 6 2-N force is applied in the direction of motion and then removed after t
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