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A 500 N force accelerates an object at 20 m s-2. What is its mass?

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avanturin [10]1 year ago

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<u>Answer</u>: The mass of the object is 25kg.

The given question deals with Newton's second law of motion and its applications.

<u>Explanation:</u> Given force, F=500N

acceleration, a=20 m/ $s^{2}$

From Newton's 2nd law of motion , we have

F=ma where m=mass of the object

⇒500=m×20

⇒m=500/20=25

∴ Mass of the object is 25 kg .

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