Physics, asked by jankisingh387, 1 month ago

which would requires a greater force accelerating a 4kg mass at 10m/s^2 or 10 kg mass at 2m/s^2 ​

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Answered by daddykookie7
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Answered by llEuphoriaBunnyll
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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 accelerating 2kg mass at 5ms2 is

Force (F)= Mass (M)* Acceleration(A)

= 2*5

= 10N

The force required for accelerating 4kg mass at 2ms2 is

Force (F)= Mass (M)* Acceleration(A)

= 4*2

= 8N

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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