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    Calculate the Net Force Acting on the Object.

    Ohh okay! Thank you tiny-tim! :D
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    Calculate the Net Force Acting on the Object.

    Hello Tiny-Tim! I have a question that's kind of like this... do I have to use the vector triangle as well?
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    Calculating Net Forces and Distance Traveled: Hockey Puck Example

    okay... in my University textbook, it says a= V^2 - Vo^2 ------------ 2 Delta X X in this case being time right? a= 0 - (45 m/s)^2 -------------- 2(3) a = -225 m/s^2 I thought it couldn't be negative acceleration, that's where I'm having trouble.
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    Calculating Net Forces and Distance Traveled: Hockey Puck Example

    "You have the wrong force. 14.55 N is the net force while the puck is being hit. But after the puck leaves the stick (moving at 45 m/s), the only force on it is the friction acting to slow it down." Hey everyone I'm a first time user and had the same problem with a similar question just...
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