Physics, asked by aashnararul, 1 month ago

An object of mass 5kg and moving with an initial velocity 10m/s is acted on by a force for
6 seconds. Its velocity changes to 20m/s. Find the magnitude of the force acting on the
object.

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Answered by TokyoLights
2

Answer:

Hi

Explanation:

\huge{\underline{\mathtt\red{Answer:-}}}

\longrightarrow \bf\bold{\mathtt\blue{M}} = \bf\bold{\mathcal\green{5 \: Kg}}

\longrightarrow \bf\bold{\mathtt\blue{U}} = \bf\bold{\mathcal\green{10 \: M/s}}

\longrightarrow \bf\bold{\mathtt\blue{V}} = \bf\bold{\mathcal\green{20 \: M/s}}

\longrightarrow \bf\bold{\mathtt\blue{T}} = \bf\bold{\mathcal\green{6 \: secs}}

\therefore \bf\bold{\mathcal\purple{According \: to \: question:-}}

F = ma

F = m×(v-u/t)

F = 5×(20-10/6)

F = 5×10/6

F = 50/6

F = 8.33N

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\therefore \bf\bold{\mathcal\pink{The \: Force \: acting \: on \: object \: is \: 8.33N}}

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