Question

Two objects with the same mass have the same force applied to them. What can be said of their acceleration?

Answer 1

The force acting on two bodies will be the same if they have same mass and same acceleration. But the acceleration is dependant on the net force of the body and thus option C is correct. The net force of the body is 10 N to the right.

What is force?

Force is an external agent or factor which change an object from its state of rest or motion. The force to be applied depends on the mass and acceleration of the body by the equation F = ma.

Acceleration of a moving body is dependant on the direction and thus the direction of force and net force. Thus the two objects having the same mass and same force f applied to them, the acceleration may not be the same. Thus option C is correct.

The two force acting on a body in opposite direction will cancel each other in magnitude. Thus 20N of force to the right will be cancel by 20 N to the left. Remaining 10N will be there to the right direction. Hence, option D is correct.

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Answer 2

Answer:

Explanation:

A. Their acceleration will be the same.    F=ma, a = F/m.  If F and m are the same, acceleration will be the same.

B. Their acceleration will be different.

C. Their acceleration will depend on their net force, which is not provided.

D. Their acceleration will depend on their weight, which is not provided.

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A force of 30 N to the right is applied to an object. An opposite force of 20 N to the left is applied to the same object. What is the net force applied to the object?

A. 10 N to the left

B. 50 N to the right

C. 50 N to the left

D. 10 N to the right

Add the two vectors:  30R = +30, 20L = -20 Sum = +10 or 10R