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Orlov [11]
3 years ago
7

The following formula relates 3 equantities: force(F),mass(m),and acceleration(a)

Mathematics
1 answer:
weqwewe [10]3 years ago
5 0
We know, Force = mass × acceleration


( i ) :

Given,
Force = 25 units
Mass = 10 units
Acceleration = ?


Solution,

Applying the formula of force,
➡ Force = mass × Acceleration

⏩ 25 = 10 × acceleration

⏩ 25 / 10 =acceleration

⏩ 2.5 units = acceleration




( ii ) :


Given,
Force = 25 units
Acceleration = 5 units
Mass =?



Solution :

Applying formula,
➡ Force = mass × acceleration

⏩ 25 = 5 × mass

⏩ 25 / 5 = mass

⏩ 5 units = mass



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