Physics, asked by shereenasubair27, 8 months ago

How much force must be applied on an object of mass 5 kg to accelerate it to a value of 5 metre per second square ?

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Answered by dp14380dinesh

For beginners the acceleration is equal to meters per second squared and not meters per second. This is a velocity. The force on a 5 kg object then equals 10 newtons. The Brainliest Answer!

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