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You pull a sled with a package on t across a snow-covered fiat lawn. If you apply a force of 46.8N to the sled, I accelerates at 0.75 m/s2 What is the combined mass of the packa…
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You pull a sled with a package on t across a snow-covered fiat lawn. If you
apply a force of 46.8N to the sled, I accelerates at 0.75 m/s2 What is the
combined mass of the package and the sied? (Assume there is no friction
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62.40kg
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