Question 2-a, Numerical:An airboat with mass 960 kg, including the passengers, has a propeller that produces a driving horizontal force F, = 1680 N andwater produces an average water resistance force FD=864 N as shown in the figure.What is the acceleration of the boat measured in m/s²? Question 2-b, Numerical:An airboat with mass 960 kg, including the passengers, has a propeller that produces a driving horizontal force F₂ = 1680 N andwater produces an average water resistance force FD = 864 N as shown in the figure.How long does it take (measured in s) to accelerate the airboat from rest to a speed of 12 m/s?

Given Data:- Mass of the airboat is M=960 kg Force produced by the propeller is FP=1680 N Resistive…

An airboat with mass 960 kg, including the passengers, has a propeller that produces a driving horizontal force F₂ = 1680 N and water produces an average water resistance force FD=864 N as shown in the figure. What is the acceleration of the boat measured in m/s²?

An airboat with mass 960 kg, including the passengers, has a propeller that produces a driving horizontal force F₂ = 1680 N and water produces an average water resistance force FD=864 N as shown in the figure. What is the acceleration of the boat measured in m/s²?

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