Physics, asked by sahudamodar35, 1 month ago

same ammount of force is acting on a car and bus if the ratio of the mass of the bus and the car is 25 :1, calculate the ratio of the acceleration produced in the car to the acceleration produced in the bus

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Answered by Wanderer57208

Answer:

acceleration of bus: acceleration of car = 1:25

acceleration of car: acceleration of bus =25:1

Explanation:

F=ma

F1=F2

m1a1=m2a2

m1/m2=a2/a1

a2/a1=25:1

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