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if a body of mass 2kg is moving with an acceleration of 5 metre per second square the net force acting on a body is?

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Answered by BeautifullMind
29

Given:-

  • Mass of the body = 2 kg
  • Acceleration (a) = 5 m/s²

To Find:-

  • Force acting on the body = ?

Explanation:-

Using formula :-

 \huge \bf\fbox{F = ma} \\

➙ F = ma

➙ F = 2 × 5

➙ F = 10 N

 \fbox{➙ F = 10 N}

Answered by chadioraon
1

Answer:

Given mass = 5 kg. velocity = 4m/s net force will be 0 .this is because object moving with a uni form speed has zero acceleration .there is no change in velocity .

And according to the newton's second law of motion we know ,acceleration is directly proposional to force.

Explanation :-

if acceleration = 0

Force = mass × acceleration

Force = mass × 0

Force = 0

thus , net force acting on body is zero

Hope it helps

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