Physics, asked by binoy45, 10 months ago

5.Calculate the force required to accelerate 2kg mass at 5m/s

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Answered by sabarimadhu630

3

Answer:

a=5m/s² . m= 2kg

F=ma

=2×5= 10N

Answered by khosab30pcbqjs

0

Answer:

mass =2kg. a= 5m/s

Explanation:

force =ma. so 2*5= 10 netwon.

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