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If the mass of the box is .612 kg, what is the box's acceleration?
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If the mass of the box is .612 kg, what is the box's acceleration?

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Net force/.612=acceleraton

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Need more information for a specific answer. I derived this general equation using newton's second law: F=MA. The acceleration of the object is calculated by dividing the net force on the object by its mass.

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