2) Find the missing values:(a) 3.0 N1.0 kg5.0N(b) 2.0N-120 kg3.0 N5.0N-5.0 N-2.0Ni- 2.0 m/s?Fret =?a = 0Ft-?10 N-5N(d) 30 N-(e)4000g(f)5.0 kg1.0N2.0N 3.0NconstantFnet ?a-1.5 m/s?- 0.5 m/s?7, = ?Fret = ?F, = ?-SN20 N-(h)(i) Fz3018 Na = 5 m/s?Fnut = ?a = + 0.6 m/s?Frst = 1.8 × 10-2 N10 N- constant (down]m-?m= ?Fz = ?net

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Description: 2) Find the missing values:(a) 3.0 N1.0 kg5.0N(b) 2.0N-120 kg3.0 N5.0N-5.0 N-2.0Ni- 2.0 m/s?Fret =?a = 0Ft-?10 N-5N(d) 30 N-(e)4000g(f)5.0 kg1.0N2.0N 3.0NconstantFnet ?a-1.5 m/s?- 0.5 m/s?7, = ?Fret = ?F, = ?-SN20 N-(h)(i) Fz3018 Na = 5 m/s?Fnut = ?

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2) Find the missing values: (c) 1.ON 20 kg (a) 3.0 N- 1.0 kg 5.ON (Ъ) 2.0N- 3.0N -5.0 N 2.0N 5.0 N :-2.0 m/s? Fret = ? F = ? a = 0 10 N 5N (d) 30 N- (e) 4000g (f) 5.0kg - constant Fret? :-? 1.0N 2.0N 3.0N G-1.5 m/s? G-0.5 m/s? Fet =? F, = ? 7, =? Ft = ? (g) 20 N- SN (h) (i) Fz 30g 18 N = 5 m/s? = + 0.6 m/s? Fet-1.8 x 10-2 N 2-7, 10 N - constant (down] m=? net

2) Find the missing values: (c) 1.ON 20 kg (a) 3.0 N- 1.0 kg 5.ON (Ъ) 2.0N- 3.0N -5.0 N 2.0N 5.0 N :-2.0 m/s? Fret = ? F = ? a = 0 10 N 5N (d) 30 N- (e) 4000g (f) 5.0kg - constant Fret? :-? 1.0N 2.0N 3.0N G-1.5 m/s? G-0.5 m/s? Fet =? F, = ? 7, =? Ft = ? (g) 20 N- SN (h) (i) Fz 30g 18 N = 5 m/s? = + 0.6 m/s? Fet-1.8 x 10-2 N 2-7, 10 N - constant (down] m=? net

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