Question

a force of 5 N given mass M an acceleration of 10 metre per second square and a mass m an acceleration of 20 metre per second square what acceleration would it gives it both the masses tied together​

Answer 1

Answer:

If both the masses tied together then acceleration  wil be $6.66 m/s^2$

Explanation:

Force given F=5N

Body X is having mass M and acceleration a=10 metre per second square

Now we can determine the M, by using force equation

$F=Ma\\M=\frac{F}{a} =\frac{5}{10} =0.5 kg$

Similarly other Mass m is accelerated by a= 20 meter per second square.

Now we can determine the m, by using force equation

$F=ma\\m=\frac{F}{a} =\frac{5}{20} =0.25kg$

If both the masses tied together then we get acceleration

$F=(M+m)a\\a=\frac{F}{(M+m} =\frac{5}{(0.5+.025} =6.66 m/s^2$

If both the masses tied together then acceleration  wil be $6.66 m/s^2$