Newton's law of motion and prove that F=ma By applying force of any body of mass 2kg in rest it's velocity become 12m/s in 3 seconds find the value of applied force
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Derive the relation F = ma from Newton's law of motion. An object of mass 2 Kg in rest is acted upon by a force for three seconds, changing its velocity to 12 m/s. Find the magnitude of applied force.
Newton's Second Law
The rate of change of momentum of an object depends upon the direction and magnitude of applied force.
From the Question,
- Mass of the object,m = 2 Kg
- Final Velocity,v = 12 m/s
- Time taken,t = 3s
To find
Force acting on the object
Using the Relation,
Putting the values,we get the acceleration of the object :
Now,
The force acting on the object is 8 N
1) Derive the relation F = ma from Newton's law of motion.
2) An object of mass 2 Kg in rest is acted upon by a force for three seconds, changing its velocity to 12 m/s. Find the magnitude of applied force.
By newton's Second Law we know that :
As,
Where, p is momentum
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And k = 1 in S.I Units
We are Given :
Final Velocity (v) = 12 m/s
Initial velocity (u) = 0 m/s
Mass (m) = 2 kg
Use First Equation of Motion
Put Values
⇒ 12 = 0 + (a)(3)
⇒3a = 12
⇒a = 12/3
If Acceleration is 4 m/s²
Now use the above relation
Put Values
⇒ F = ma
⇒F = (2)(4)
⇒F = 8