A force of 10 Newton when applied on MA gives an acceleration of 10 metre per second. It and an acceleration of 20 metre per second squared is produced when applied to mass M2 what acceleration would produce by this force, if both masses M1 and M2 you are tied together.
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Given:- Force F = 10N
When mass is m1 then Acceleration a1 = 10ms-2
When mass is m2 then Acceleration a2 = 20ms-2
Also F = ma
10 = m1x 10
=1kg
Also 10 = m2 x 20
=0.5kg
m2=0.5 kg
Total mass of the system M= m1 + m2
M = (1 + 0. 5)
=1.5 kg
10 = (1.5 x a)
Or a= 6.66ms-2
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Answer:
as F=Ma
in 1st case
10=MA(10)
1=MA. (...1)
in 2nd case
10 =M2(20)
1\2=M2
Explanation:
10=MA+M2(A)
10 =1+1\2 (A)
10 =1.5(A)
10\1.5=A
6.66m\s² will be acceleration produced
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