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A 18.1 kg object is at rest on a rough table top. A push of 46.5...

A 18.1 kg object is at rest on a rough table top. A push of 46.5 N is applied to the right of the object. The maximum frictional force between the object and the table is 10.5 N. Calculate the acceleration that this object will experience. Acceleration in m/s^2

if left, enter a negative---round to nearest thousandths

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