Question

Select the correct answer. A force of 15 newtons is applied to both Object A with a mass of 25 kilograms and Object B with a mass of 50 kilograms. What is true about the acceleration of Object A and Object B? A. Acceleration of Object A is four times that of the acceleration of Object B. B. Acceleration of Object A is the same as the acceleration of Object B. C. Acceleration of Object A is half the acceleration of Object B. D. Acceleration of Object A is twice that of the acceleration of Object B.

Answer 1

By Newton's second law

F=ma , F=force (unit= N)

m=mass (Kg), a=acceleration (m/s2)

By applying the formula, we can calculate acceleration

a = F/ m

For object A,

Force =15N, Mass=25kg

a= 15/25

acceleration, a=0.6m/s2

For object B,

Force=15N, Mass=50 kg

a=15/50

acceleration,a=0.3m/s2

By calculation, the acceleration of object A is twice the of object B.

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