m = mass of the object = 3.6 kg
a = acceleration of the object = 6 m/s2
Net force necessary is given as
F = ma
inserting the values
F = (3.6) (6)
F = 21.6 N
determine the net force necessary to give an object with 3.6 kg an acceleration of 6.0...
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