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Given a friction force of 1.10 N, how fast is a 0.510 kg book moving in 0.50 s if it starts at rest and you are applying a force of 2.00 N in a straight line? A.90 m/s B.0.9m/s …

Given a friction force of 1.10 N, how fast is a 0.510 kg book moving in 0.50 s if it starts at rest and you are applying a force of 2.00 N in a straight line? A.90 m/s B.0.9m/s …
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Given a friction force of 1.10 N, how fast is a 0.510 kg book moving in 0.50 s if it starts at rest and you are applying a force of 2.00 N in a straight line?

A.90 m/s

B.0.9m/s

C.1.8m/s^2

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