When a force is applied to an object of mass 2 kg, what is the measurement that it moves with an acceleration of 10 m / s?
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20N of force is applied on the object with the mass of 2kg to produce the Acceleration of 10m/s².
Explanation:
• Mass of the object = 2kg.
• Acceleration produced due to the force which is applied on the object = 10m/s².
(F = Force).
(m = Mass).
(a = Acceleration).
☆ According to Newton's second law of motion.
F = ma.
Force applied on the object = ma.
= 2kg × 10m/s².
= 20N.
☆ Hence, 20N of force is applied on the object with the mass of 2kg to produce the Acceleration of 10m/s².
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