Chang sees the following formula on a website about
Newton's second law.
What does the symbol...
Physics, 07.10.2020 09:01 tamiawilliams3pe55hs
Chang sees the following formula on a website about
Newton's second law.
What does the symbol EF in the formula indicate that
Chang needs to do?
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a =
m
He needs to find the net force acting on the object in a
direction.
He needs to use only forces acting in the direction of
motion.
He needs to combine the horizontal and vertical
forces.
He needs to multiply the horizontal and vertical
forces.
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