a)consider a puck (mass=0.40kg) that moves over a frictionless surface in one-dimensional motion along an axis....
a)consider a puck (mass=0.40kg) that moves over a frictionless surface in one-dimensional motion along an axis. a force of 3.3 N, directed along the x-axis, is exerted on the puck. What is the acceleration of the puck?
b) Consider the same puck hanging vertically from a rubber bungee cord 1.24m above the ground. What is the magnitude of the force exerted on the puck in the downward direction?
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