A block is acted on by two forces as shown in the diagram below. F₂ If the magnitudes of the forces are F₁ = 52.0 N and F₂ = 29.5 N, what are the magnitude (in m/s²) and direction of the acceleration of the block? Let m = 8.00 kg and € = 39.0°. magnitude m/s2 direction ---Select---

A block is acted on by two forces as shown in the diagram below. F₂ If the magnitudes of the forces are F₁ = 52.0 N and F₂ = 29.5 N, what are the magnitude (in m/s²) and direction of the acceleration of the block? Let m = 8.00 kg and € = 39.0°. magnitude m/s2 direction ---Select---

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Chapter3: Vectors

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