3 years ago

REALLT NEED HELP PUT MOST POINTS IN!

Mathematics

1 answer:

Elanso [62]3 years ago

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1. To solve for a you need to take out any variable that is with it. F=ma, so divide by m on both sides to get F/m=a.

2. Use the previous formula/equation for this. Plug in the numbers, so -25/10=-2.5 units.

3. You're looking for the mass, so you do the same thing to the previous formula. F=ma, so divide F by a to bring it to one side, isolating m. F/a=m, plug in numbers, 25/5=5 units.

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