Science, asked by mb193691, 1 month ago

Tonya uses a 418 N force to move a 56 kg mass, what is Tonya’s velocity?

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Answered by Nifemii

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Explanation:

Force = mass × velocity

Velocity = Force ÷ mass

Velocity = 418 ÷ 56

V = 7.5m/s

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