Physics, asked by mdparwej22, 9 months ago

A force when applied on a block of
10kg
mass produces an acceleration of 5m/s ^2
When Same force is applied on
a different block
initially at rest. Then the block gains
a velocity
of 2 m/s in 1 second
block initially
what is the magnitude
of the force in
Newton
and what is the mass of the second block?



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Answers

Answered by aswinkochuveetil
3

Answer:

Force is 50 meter per second square.. 50 Newton

second case acc is 2 m per second square

F = ma..m= 25 Kg

Answered by 283prajanya
3

Answer:

From Newton's second law of motion, the applied force is directly proportional to the acceleration produced or F=ma

The unit of force is newton in SI denoted by the symbol N.

Forces acting on a mass m

1

with acceleration a

1

and mass m

2

with acceleration a

2

are as given below.

m

1

=

a

1

F

=

8

5

kg.

m

2

=

a

2

F

=

24

5

kg.

M=(

8

5

+

24

5

)kg=(

6

5

)kg

Acceleration produced in M (when the two masses are tied together),

a=

M

F

=

6

5

5

=6 ms

−2

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