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Posted by Pamela on Thursday, June 7, 2007 at 11:08pm.

How do you find acceleration and Fnet for a diagram containing only one object with a mass, like say 10kg, and two arrows going in the opposite directions(horizontally) with thier tips touching each side of the object. **NOTE: there are no other numbers other than the mass.

If the forces are in opposite directions, they subtract. Force is a directed number (vector) so direction matters.

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