If f=ma, what is the value of f when m=5 and a=3?

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The answer is: 15 .
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{Note: If this is a physics problem ; and the formula: "F = m*a" is for:
"Force = mass * acceleration" ; be sure that the correct units are used!}.
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Explanation:
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F = m * a ;

Given m = 5 ;

a = 3 ;
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F = 5 * 3 = 15 .
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