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Part B Suppose the worker pushing the oranges decides instead to attach a rope to the box of oranges and pull from the other side (the South side). Suppose she pulls in such a way that the pulling force has components of the same size as did the pushing force, except that the vertical component would now be upward instead of downward. What would be the resulting acceleration of the box of oranges

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