Physics, asked by Maddyqueen, 1 year ago

a ball of mass 100g is moving with velocity 10m/s is stopped by a boy in 0.25 calculate force applied to stop the ball

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Answered by harshitha006
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F=-ma
F=-m×v/t
F=-100×10/0.25
F=-1000/0.25
F=-1000/25/100
F=-1000/1/4
F=-1000*4
F=-4000N is answer

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Answered by abhimanyud04
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Given mass, m =100g Initial  velocity, u = 10m/s Final velocity, v = 0 m/s [becuz it was stopped] Time, t = 0.25 s Force = mass × acceleration [newtons 2nd law of motion] Acceleration = v-u/t = 0-10/0.25 = -40 m/s Now, F= ma = 100 × (-40) = -4000 N Thats ur answer


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