Find the net acceleration at the instant the ball is kicked

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A 2kg ball is rolling East (without slipping) down a hill that makes an angle of 30° with the horizontal. A child kicks the ball North with a Force of 10N. What is the net acceleration at the instant the ball is kicked?

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