a force of 5 n acts horizontally on a body of weight 9.8 Newton. What is the acceleration in Ms^_2
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Weight = mg = 9.8 Newton ( Given)
Therefore mass will be m = 9.8/g = 9.8/9.8 = 1 kg
Now for acceleration,
F = m a
5 = (1)(a)
Thus,
a = 5 metre per second square
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Therefore mass will be m = 9.8/g = 9.8/9.8 = 1 kg
Now for acceleration,
F = m a
5 = (1)(a)
Thus,
a = 5 metre per second square
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Given:Force =5N , Mass=9.8 =approx.1kg
To find: Acceleration=?
Formula: Force =mass x acceleration
Solution:
Force= mass x acceleration
Acceleration= Force/mass
Acceleration= 5/1
Acceleration=5 ms^2.
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To find: Acceleration=?
Formula: Force =mass x acceleration
Solution:
Force= mass x acceleration
Acceleration= Force/mass
Acceleration= 5/1
Acceleration=5 ms^2.
Hope it will help you.
Have a great life :)
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