Calculate the barbell acceleration while being lifted

In summary: F=mg (mass being 70kg+70kg+10kg) 150kg/(divied by) 9.8(g)=1470N(Newtons)For c, it's best to keep track of units, being lazy and dropping units mid-calculation can make it hard to figure out units later; it can also cost you some points depending on your teacher. 150kg was multiplied by 9.8 N Kg^-1 to convert 150kg to Newtons
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693N
 
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Jeff97 said:
693N
That looks right to me.
 
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Thanks for your time. Last thing the ground support force, force is just 850N isn't it.
 
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Jeff97 said:
Thanks for your time. Last thing the ground support force, force is just 850N isn't it.
I believe so.
 

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