Do it fast A force F1 acting on a free mass m at rest produces in itacceleration of 4 m/s?. Another force F2 acting on the samemass at rest can produce in it a velocity of 40 m/s after 10 s.The greatest acceleration of the mass m when both forces F1and F2 act on it together will be

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