Physics, asked by Msidd, 11 months ago

A body of 5kg is moving with a velocity of 10m/s in a straight line . what is the resultant force on it?

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Answered by dharikumarndkm

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Acceleration=velocity/time
=10

Force=acceleration* mass

=50

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