wo forces are acting on a 1.08 kg object. One force is directed completely in the negative x direction and has a magnitude of 8.3 N, The second force has a magnitude of 7.5 N and is directed 28∘28∘ to the right of the negative y axis. Assume standard Cartesian coordinates. Find the magnitude of the acceleration of the object

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wo forces are acting on a 1.08 kg object. One force is directed completely in the negative x direction and has a magnitude of 8.3 N, The second force has a magnitude of 7.5 N and is directed 28∘28∘ to the right of the negative y axis. Assume standard Cartesian coordinates.

Find the magnitude of the acceleration of the object

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