Physics, asked by aayushkumarsinha915, 8 months ago

how much force is needed to produce acceleration of 1m/s in a body of mass 1kg

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Answered by ramandhamija

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Explanation:

forrce = mass × accerlation

= 1×1 = 1N

Here is ur answer have a nice day

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