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A cheetah is running in a straight line in pursuit of prey. The cheetah's mass is 63.9 kg. Through its running motion, assume the cheetah experiences a constant forward force of 609.1 N. Also, assume the cheetah experiences a constant 107.9 N air resistance force that is opposite its motion. What is the magnitude of the cheetah's acceleration, in units of m/s2?

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