Math, asked by ruhi459, 10 months ago

calculate the force of an object having a mass of 5 kg when it is accelerated by 2m/s

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Answered by Thinkab13

1

Answer:

Force=mass × acceleration

Force=5×2=10N

Answered by himanshighuidiya

1

Answer:

10 N

Step-by-step explanation:

Since,

Force, F = M*A ,i.e, mass*acceleration

so, F = 5*2

F = 10 newton

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