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A certain force applied to a body A gives it an acceleration of 10 ms 2. The same force applied to body B gives it an acceleration of 15 ms 2. If the two bodies are joined together and the same force is applied to the combination, the acceleration will be​

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Answered by adityaaditya16761
0

Explanation:

Correct option is

A

6ms

−2

Given,

Acceleration of mass M

1

(when force F applied) a

1

=10m/s

2

Acceleration of mass M

2

(when force F applied) a

2

=15m/s

2

M

1

=

a

1

F

=

10

F

&M

2

=

a

2

F

=

15

F

When both masses are combined

For combine mass M

total

=M

1

+M

2

, Force =F & acceleration a

total

F=M

total

a

total

F=(

10

F

+

15

F

)a

total

=

6

Fa

total

a

total

=6m/s

2

Combine mass acceleration is 6m/s

2

Answered by nirutheeshw
0

Answer:

acceleration=6m/s*s

Explanation:

f=10×m1

m1=f/10

f=15×m2

m2=f/15

if the 2 bodies joined,

f/m1+m2=a

f÷f/10+f/15=a

f÷3f/30+2f/30=a

f÷5f/30=a

f÷f/6=a

f×6/f=a

6=a

or

a=6m/s*s

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