Find the magnitude and direction of the acceleration of the

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To find the magnitude and direction of the acceleration, the net force (FNet) must be calculated using the given forces and the coefficient of friction. The calculations provided yield a resultant force of 104.47 N in the horizontal direction and 72.1 N in the vertical direction, leading to an angle of 34.6 degrees. A free body diagram is recommended to visualize the forces acting on the object. It's important to note that complete solutions are typically not provided in forums, as the goal is to guide users toward finding the answer themselves. Engaging with the problem and utilizing all relevant equations is essential for a comprehensive understanding.
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Homework Statement


m=25 kg, F1=88N[E55N],F2=54N[E], mu (coefficient of friction) = 0.350

Homework Equations


FNet=F1+f2-Ff

The Attempt at a Solution


88cos55 + 54=104.47, 88sin55+0=72.1. dheta=tan inverse (72.1/104.47)=34.6 degrees, what direction is Ff is my question and I would appreciate a full solution as well.
 
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you should draw a free body diagram, have you?
there is at least one missing equation, in relevant equations.
i do not believe anyone will completely solve a problem for you here. people will attempt to help you reach your solution.
 
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