If I am putting 5 Newton's force on a body of mass 5 g , what will be it's acceleration produced
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Given:-
- Force exerted (F) = 5N
- Mass of the object (m) = 5g
To Find:-
Acceleration (a) produced.
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We know,
F = ma
➵ a = F/m
where,
- F = Force,
- m = Mass &
- a = Acceleration.
∴ a = (5N)/(5g)
➵ a = (5 kg m/s²)/(5g)
[Since 1 N = 1 kg m s^-2; force (N) is the product of mass and acceleration.]
➵ a = (5 × 1000 g m/s²)/(5 g)
[Since 1 kg = 1000 g]
➵ a = 1000 m s^-2
∴ Acceleration produced was 1000 m/s².
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Answer:
Force, F= mass * acceleration =m*a , All are in SI unit, 5g=5/1000 Kg
5=(5/1000)*a
a=5000/5
a=1000 m/s^2
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