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force applied=100N
frictional force =uN
so frictional force=0.5*10*10=50N
net force =applied-frictional
=100-50=50N
because F=MA
50=10a
so acceleration=5m/s2
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frictional force =uN
so frictional force=0.5*10*10=50N
net force =applied-frictional
=100-50=50N
because F=MA
50=10a
so acceleration=5m/s2
I HOPE IT HELP YOU
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Given ,
horizontal force F=100N,
mass of the block m=10Kg,
coefficient of friction μ=0.5 and
g=10m/s²
Forces are acting on the block as shown in the diagram.
Therefore,F−μR=ma, where a is acceleration produced in 10Kg mass.
And R=mg.
Therefore from above two equations, we get,F−μmg=ma.
=> 100−0.5×10×10=10×a.
=> 100−50=10×a
=> 10×a=50
=> a=5 m/s²
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horizontal force F=100N,
mass of the block m=10Kg,
coefficient of friction μ=0.5 and
g=10m/s²
Forces are acting on the block as shown in the diagram.
Therefore,F−μR=ma, where a is acceleration produced in 10Kg mass.
And R=mg.
Therefore from above two equations, we get,F−μmg=ma.
=> 100−0.5×10×10=10×a.
=> 100−50=10×a
=> 10×a=50
=> a=5 m/s²
;)
Hope it helps
mark brainliest if you find this helpful...
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