what would be the force required to accelerate the speed of a bicycle weighing 1500 kg and moving at a speed of 10 m/s^²
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Answer:Explanation:
According to Sir Isaac Newton's Second Law of Motion,
Force
(
F
)
=
Mass
(
m
)
×
Acceleration
(
a
)
.
∴
F
=
m
a
.
∴
F
=
(
2
k
g
)
×
(
3
m
s
2
)
.
∴
F
=
6
k
g
m
s
2
=
6
Newton.
=
6
N
.
Therefore, Force required to accelerate the body is
6
N
.
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Question:
What would be the force required to accelerate the speed of a vehicle weighing 1500 kg and moving at a speed of 10 ms-2?
Answer:
Mass= 1500kg
Acceleration: 10m/s2
Explanation:
According to Newton's second law of motion
(f=ma) or (P=mv)
According to this formula
F=ma
F=1500 X 10
F= 15000 N (Newton)
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