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A Home Depot worker pushes a lumber cart loaded with a mass of 115 kilograms of lumber. If he accelerates the cart with an acceleration 5.6m/s^2 what is the amount of force the worker applied.
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A Home Depot worker pushes a lumber cart loaded with a mass of 115 kilograms of lumber. If he accelerates the cart with an acceleration 5.6m/s^2 what is the amount of force the worker applied.

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