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Two people are pulling on opposite sides of a 10 kg box which sits on a floor with no friction. Use g = 10 N/kg if you need to use g. Pulling with 25 N of force Pulling with 40 N of force The magnitude of the box's acceleration is If the box is initially at rest, the speed after 5 seconds of pulling will be

Two people are pulling on opposite sides of a 10 kg box which sits on a floor with no friction. Use g = 10 N/kg if you need to use g. Pulling with 25 N of force Pulling with 40 N of force The magnitude of the box's acceleration is If the box is initially at rest, the speed after 5 seconds of pulling will be

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Two people are pulling on opposite sides of a 10 k g box which sits on a floor with no friction. Use g = 10 N / k g if you need to use g . Pulling with 25 N of force Pulling with 40 N of force
The magnitude of the box's acceleration is ◻ [ Select]
If the box is initially at rest, the speed after 5 seconds of pulling will be [ Select ]

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