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A horizontal force of 50 Newtons acts on a body of mass 3kg placed on a rough horizontal surface, giving it an acceleration of 8m/s2​

A horizontal force of 50 Newtons acts on a body of mass 3kg placed on a rough horizontal surface, giving it an acceleration of 8m/s2​
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a horizontal force of 50 Newtons acts on a body of mass 3kg placed on a rough horizontal surface, giving it an acceleration of 8m/s2​

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Step-by-step explanation:

Fnet = ma = (3kg)(8m/s²) = 24N.

50N - 24N = 26N.

Hence the frictional force is 26N.

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