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What is the acceleration produced by a force of 12 newtons exerted on an object of 3 kg​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Given :-

  • \sf\red{Force \ exerted \ = \ 12 N}
  • \sf\orange{Mass \ of \ object \ = \ 3 kg}

To Find :-

  • \bf\green{Acceleration}

Solution :-

Using Newton's second law of motion

\star\:{\boxed{\sf{\purple{Force \ = \  Mass \ \times \ Acceleration}}}}

\to\:\:\sf{12 = 3 \times  Acceleration}

\to\:\:\sf{\dfrac{12}{3} = Acceleration}

\to\:\:\sf{Acceleration = 4}

\star\:{\boxed{\sf{\blue{Acceleration\: produced\: by\: body \:= \:4 m/s^2}}}}

Additional Information :-

  • \sf\red{Initial \ momentum \ = \ mu}

  • \sf\orange{Final \ momentum \ = \ mv}

  • \sf\purple{Change \ in \ momentum \ = \ mass  \times  (v-u)}
Answered by chiamac19
0

Answer:

4 ms^-2

Explanation:

By Newton's Second Law of Motion,

Force = mass X acceleration

12 N = 3 kg X accn.

or, accn. = (12 kg ms^-2)/( 3 kg)

              = 4 ms^-2

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