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5.8. A force of 1.0 lb acts on a 1.0-lb object that can move freely. The object's acceleration is (a) 0.031 ft/s$^2$ (b) 0.5 ft/s$^2$ (c) 1.0 ft/s$^2$ (d) 32 ft/s$^2$

          5.8. A force of 1.0 lb acts on a 1.0-lb object that can move freely. The object's acceleration is
(a) 0.031 ft/s$^2$
(b) 0.5 ft/s$^2$
(c) 1.0 ft/s$^2$
(d) 32 ft/s$^2$

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5.8.A force of 1.0 Ib acts on a 1.0-1b object that can move freely.The object's acceleration (a) 0.031ft/s2 C 1.0ft/s (b) 0.5fU/s2 (d 32f/s

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5.8. A force of 1.0 lb acts on a 1.0-lb object that can move freely. The object's acceleration is (a) 0.031 ft/s$^2$ (b) 0.5 ft/s$^2$ (c) 1.0 ft/s$^2$ (d) 32 ft/s$^2$

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