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Using newtons law How much force is accelerated a 66kg skier 2m/s2
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Using newtons law How much force is accelerated a 66kg skier 2m/s2

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Answer:

SUPONIENDO QUE NO HAY FRICCIÓN

Step-by-step explanation:

F = 66 kg(
2 m/s^(2)) = 132 N

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