Question

define resultant acceleration.

Answer 1

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Formula: acceleration (m/s2)=resultant force (N)/mass (kg)a=F/m Usually written: resultant force (N)=mass (kg)×acceleration (m/s2)F=ma. A resultant force in the direction of motion speeds an object up. A resultant force opposite to the direction of motion slows it down.