Ft-Fg= ma solve for a

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The answer is a= Ft-Fg/m

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Ft - Fg = ma Divide both sides by m
$\frac{Ft - Fg}{m}$ = a Switch the sides to make it easier to read
a = <span> $\frac{Ft - Fg}{m}$ </span>

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