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A constant force acting on a body of mass 4.0 kg change it speed from 3.0ms^-1 to 4.5ms^-1 in 26s. The direction of the motion of the body remain same, the magnitude of the force will be.


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Answered by brainlyanswerer83
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Hey Mate:-

Given Question:-

→ A constant force acting on a body of mass 4.0 kg change it speed from 3.0ms^-1 to 4.5ms^-1 in 26s. The direction of the motion of the body remain same, the magnitude of the force will be.

To Find:-

→ The Magnitude of the force?

Equations Used :-

→ v = u + αt

→ F = mα

Solution:-

Mass of the Body (m) = 4kg

Initial Speed of the Body (u) = 3kg

Final Speed of the body v = 4.5m/s

Time t = 26 speed.

Now Acceleration,

→ v = u + αt

→ α = ( v - u / t )

→ α = ( 4.5 - 3 / 26)

→ α = 1.5 / 26

α = 0.0576923077

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→ Now Force,

→ Use  Newton's second law of motion

F = mα

→ F =  4 × 0.0576923077

→ F = 0.230769231

∴  The  Magnitude of the Force is 0.230769231.

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