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  1. At 10 kg mass, sitting on the horizontal, is initially at rest. A force acts on the mass acts for 10 seconds. The mass is pushed to Xt = 20 m (assume Xo = 0) determine (a) Vx avg (b) Vtx (c) ax (d) Fx
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