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Find Acceleration in each of the Following cases (i) Force = 4 N, Mass = 4kg (ii) Force = 8 N, Mass = 4kg (iii) Force = 18 N, Mass = 6kg

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Answered by Anonymous
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 \green{ \bf Case \: (i)}

 \underline{\purple { \bf Given}}

  • Force (F) = 4 N
  • Mass = 4 kg

 \underline{\purple { \bf To \: Find}}

  • Acceleration

Formula Used :-  \boxed {\red {\sf \bold {F = m \times a}}}

Substituting Values

 \longrightarrow \sf 4 = 4 \times a

\longrightarrow \sf  4 = 4a

\longrightarrow \sf a =  \cancel{\dfrac{4}{4} }

\longrightarrow \sf a = 1

Thus, here acceleration is 1 m/s²

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 \green{ \bf Case \: (ii)}

 \underline{\purple { \bf Given}}

  • Force (F) = 8 N
  • Mass = 4 kg

 \underline{\purple { \bf To \: Find}}

  • Acceleration

Formula Used :-  \boxed {\red {\sf \bold {F = m \times a}}}

Substituting Values

 \longrightarrow \sf 8 = 4 \times a

 \longrightarrow \sf 8 = 4a

 \longrightarrow \sf a =  \cancel{ \dfrac{8}{4} }

 \longrightarrow \sf a = 2

Thus, here acceleration is 2 m/s²

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 \green{ \bf Case \: (iii)}

 \underline{\purple { \bf Given}}

  • Force (F) = 18 N
  • Mass = 6 kg

 \underline{\purple { \bf To \: Find}}

  • Acceleration

Formula Used :-  \boxed {\red {\sf \bold {F = m \times a}}}

Substituting Values

 \longrightarrow \sf 18 = 6 \times a

\longrightarrow \sf 18 = 6a

\longrightarrow \sf a =   \cancel{\dfrac{18}{6} }

\longrightarrow \sf a = 3

Thus, here acceleration is 3 m/s²

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⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀  \bf Case \: (ii) = 2 m/s^{2}

⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ \bf Case \: (iii) = 3 m/s^{2}

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Answered by ButterFliee
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GIVEN:

  • Force = 4N, 8kg and 18N
  • Mass = 4kg, 4kg and 6kg

TO FIND:

  • What is the acceleration in all the cases ?

SOLUTION:

Let the acceleration in each case be 'a' m/

CASE:-

  • Force = 4N
  • Mass = 4kg

To find the acceleration, we use the formula:-

F = mass \times acceleration

According to question:-

4 = 4 \times a

4 = 4a

\sf{\cancel\dfrac{4}{4}} = a

1 m/s² = a

CASE:- ❷

  • Force = 8N
  • Mass = 4kg

According to question:-

8 = 4 \times a

8 = 4a

\sf{\cancel\dfrac{8}{4}} = a

❮ 2 m/s² = a ❯

CASE:-

  • Force = 18N
  • Mass = 6kg

According to question:-

18 = 6 \times a

18 = 6a

\sf{\cancel\dfrac{18}{6}} = a

3 m/s² = a ❯

Hence, the acceleration in all cases is 1 m/, 2m/ and 3m/

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