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An object moving in the positive direction experiences a net force in the direction opposite motion that delivers an impulse of -24 kg m/s in 4 seconds.
a. What was the magnitude and direction of the force pushing? (Treat force
as a vector.)
B. If the object had a mass of 2 Kg, what was the acceleration of the object?

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