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Two books are resting side by side, in contact, on a desk. A 0.58 N horizontal force causes the books to move together with an acceleration of 0.21 m/s2 horizontally. The mass of the book to which the force is applied directly is 1.0 kg. Neglecting friction, determine a) the mass of the other books b)the magnitude of the force exerted by one book on the other.

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