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there forces `F_(1) ,F_(2) .F_(3) `- of which ` F_(2) and F_(3) ` are mutually perpendicular - act on a particle of mass m so that the particle is stationary . Find the acceleration of the particle when `F_(1) ` is withdrawn .

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