An object has an acceleration of 8 m/s^2. if the net force acting on the object is increased by a factor 2 and its mass is decreased by a factor of 2, What would its new acceleration be ? Pls answer fast. ( Who ever write the correct solution for the given answer quickly will be marked as the brainliest answer.. hurry up.It is urgent. Hint- the answer is 32 m/s^2
Answers
Given
An object has an acceleration of 8 m/s^2. if the net force acting on the object is increased by a factor 2 and its mass is decreased by a factor of 2
To find
What would its new acceleration be ?
STEP BY STEP EXPLANATION
☢️ Conditions will be applied
Formula
♻️ F = ma
Solving
F = ma
Then,
➡️ A = f/m
➡️ 2f/0.5m
➡️ 4 f/m = 4 × 8 = 32m/s²
♻️ Hence, the new acceleration of the body is 32m/s²
In the above Question , the following information is given -
An object has an acceleration of 8 m/s^2.
To find -
If the net force acting on the object is increased by a factor 2 and its mass is decreased by a factor of 2, what would its new acceleration be ?
Solution -
Here , let us assume that the given object has a mass m kg.
Acceleration of the object is 8 m / s .
Now, we know that in Newtonian Motion ,
F = m × a ........ Equation 1
Where , F is the force applied on the object .
m is the mass of the object .
a is the acceleration. .
Now ,
The net force acting on the object is increased by a factor 2 and its mass is decreased by a factor of 2 .
So ,
The net force acting on the object is increased by a factor 2
Thus , the new force becomes -
=> 2F
Its mass is decreased by a factor of 2 .
Thus , the new mass of the object becomes - ( m / 2 ) .
Let the new acceleration be á .
Now , substituting these values into the formula -
=> 2F = ½m × á
=> 4F = m × à ....... Second Equation
Dividing the two equations -
¼ = a / á
=> á = 4a
=> á = 4 × 8
=> á = 32 m / s²
Thus , the new acceleration of the object becomes 32 m / s² .
This is the required answer .
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