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A robot that is exploring the surface of a planet has a mass of 120.4 kg. If the gravitational force acting on the robot is 655.2 N downward, what is the robot's free- fall acceleration?
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A robot that is exploring the surface of a planet has a mass of 120.4 kg. If the

gravitational force acting on the robot is 655.2 N downward, what is the robot's free-
fall acceleration?

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Answer:

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User Carlosvini
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Answer:

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