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The force on the truck is F=13650 N

<u>Explanation:</u>

Solving the problem

Given data,

M= 1500 kg

A= 9.1 m/s

We have the formula,

F= M×A

F= 1500 × 9.1

F=13650 N

The Force on the truck is F=13650 N

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