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a force of 50 N acts on a stationary body of mass 10 kg for 2s.The acceleration produced in the body and velocity attained by it is

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Answered by Anonymous
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Step-by-Step Explanation =>

Force =>50N

Mass => 10kg

Time => 2seconds

Now,let's find out acceleration first...

With the help of formula----_---->

{ \bold{f = m \times a}}

We can find out acceleration....Just put the values of (f) and (m)

 = > { \bold{50 = 10 \times a}}

 = > { \bold{ \frac{50}{10} = a}}

 = > { \bold{a = 5}}

So,the acceleration comes out to be 5m/s2

Now,
Find out the final velocity.

Initial velocity =0 because the body initially was at rest.

Formula =>

{ \bold{a = \frac{v - u}{t} }}
We have to find out (v)

PUT THE VALUES.

 = > { \bold{5 = \frac{v - 0}{2} }}

 = > { \bold{5 = \frac{v}{2} }}

 = > { \bold{5 \times 2 = v}}

 = > { \bold{10 = v}}

So,the velocity comes out to be 10m/s.

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Answered by Anonymous
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