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Which object would require a greater force, accelerating a 2kg mass at 5ms-2 or 4kg mass at 2ms-2 ?​

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Answered by pcplionelmessi
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The formula for force when mass and acceleration are given is Force (F)= Mass (M)* Acceleration(A). So the force required for 2kg mass at 5ms2 is more than the force required for accelerating 4kg mass at 2ms2.

Answered by kasivis17
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Answer:

The formula for force when mass and acceleration are given is Force (F)= Mass (M)* Acceleration(A). So the force required for 2kg mass at 5ms2 is more than the force required for accelerating 4kg mass at 2ms2.

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