Physics, 18.09.2021 09:50, bened48

Forces (10i+2j) & (ai+bj) acting on a body of mass 500g, causes it to accelerate at (24i+3j) m/s². Find the constant of a and b

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Forces (10i+2j) & (ai+bj) acting on a body of mass 500g, causes it to accelerate at (24i+3j) m/s...