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A strongman drags a 136kg tire across a field at 1.20m/s2. If there is 746N of friction between the tire and the ground, how much force does the strongman pull with?

A strongman drags a 136kg tire across a field at 1.20m/s2. If there is 746N of friction between the tire and the ground, how much force does the strongman pull with?
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A strongman drags a 136kg tire across a field at 1.20m/s2. If there is 746N of friction

between the tire and the ground, how much force does the strongman pull with?

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the \: strongman \: pulls \: with \: a \: met \: force \: of \: 909.2N

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If \: there \: is \: 746N \: of \: friction \: between \: the \: tire \: and \: the \: ground, \: \\then \: the \: strong \: man \: pulls \: with \: : \\ f = ma = 136 * 1.2 =163.2 + 746 = 909.2N

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