What will be change in acceleration of a sliding block,if it's mass is doubled while a constant force is acting on it?
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Acceleration= force/mass
a=f/m
Now mass doubled
a=f/2m→1/2× f/m
So as we can see acceleration got Half.
a=f/m
Now mass doubled
a=f/2m→1/2× f/m
So as we can see acceleration got Half.
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a = F / m
For constant force (F)
a ∝ 1/m
So, if mass is doubled acceleration will be halved.
Final acceleration = Half of initial acceleration
For constant force (F)
a ∝ 1/m
So, if mass is doubled acceleration will be halved.
Final acceleration = Half of initial acceleration
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