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A 12 g bead is strung on a long, straight wire. It is accelerated, with no friction, by a force that acts at an angle to the wire. If the force has a constant value of 0.15N and acts over a distance of 75 cm and if the bead's final speed is 3.0 m/s and it starts at 1.0m/s, what is the angle between the force and the wire? Be sure to convert to MKS units (meters, kilograms, seconds).F

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