Physics, asked by approva1, 11 months ago

what is acceleration of 1.4 kg object if gravitational force pulls downward on it but air resistance pushes upward with force of 2.5 Newton..is the answer 11.5 m/s square downward or 8 m /s square downward.... please help

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Answered by rosemanchanda
6
we know that when any force act opposing another force its value would decrease so it would be 8

adharshsusi: how
Answered by ariston
19

Answer: 8.0 m/s^2

The gravitational force pulls the object downwards.

Force due to gravity = mass × acceleration due to gravity = mg

F=1.4 kg \times 9.8 m/s^2=13.72 N downward

Air resistance pushes the object upwards.

Air resistance = 2.5 N upwards

Net force in the downward direction = 13.72 N - 2.5 N  = 11.2 N downwards

Acceleration = Force /mass , a = \frac{11.22 N}{1.4 kg}= 8.0 m/s^2

hence, the acceleration is 8.0 m/s^2

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