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Two forces applied to the object with mass m = 5 kg.
One force is ... N, another force is ... N (assign your own numbers).
Calculate Net Force and acceleration in two cases:

1. both forces applied in the same direction, from left to right ( â?' â?')

2. forces applied in the opposite directions, one to the left, another to the right ( â? â?' )

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Net Force and acceleration in two cases are determined.

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