Physics, asked by hita705, 10 months ago

An 11.0kg object is thrown vertically into the air with an applied force of 145N. What is the initial acceleration of the object?

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Answered by singhsanty115
2

Answer:

a = f / mass

a = 145/11

Explanation:

Answered by ArchitaAK
11

Explanation:

F = m ×a,

but also, F = F(applied) + F(gravity)

⇒ m ×a(object) = F(applied) + m× a(gravity)

The acceleration due to the gravity of earth is -9.81 m/s²,

the applied force and the mass of the object are already given, so all that's left is to solve for a.

a(object) = [F(applied) + m × a(gravity)] / m

⇒ (145 N + 11.0kg × -9.81m/s²) / 11.0 kg

⇒ 3.37 m/s²

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