Physics, asked by RIDHIMAYADAV, 11 months ago

A 50g ball is accelerated to 1000m/s2 to reach a speed of 150km/hr. Calculate the force required to achieve this?

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Answered by parthsainiCODER

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Explanation:

F = ma

m = 50/1000kg = 5/100 kg

a = 1000 m/ s2

F = 5/100 × 1000

F = 50N

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