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What force would need to be added downwards to have this 2kg object accelerate at 5 m/s/s downward and 1.5 m/s/s to the left?

What force would need to be added downwards to have this 2kg object accelerate at 5 m/s/s downward and 1.5 m/s/s to the left?
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What force would need to be added downwards to have this 2kg object accelerate at

5 m/s/s downward and 1.5 m/s/s to the left?

What force would need to be added downwards to have this 2kg object accelerate at-example-1
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