Physics, 10.12.2020 23:00 lowealiyah1055

George and Fred are having a tug-o-war. George pulls the rope with a force of 52.1N and Fred pulls against George with a force
of 12.2N. If the rope has a mass of 5.9 how fast is it
accelerating?

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