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A motorbike accelerates from rest at 12m/s in 3s on a level road. If the force is 3000n what is the total mass of the cyclist an

d the motorbike?

2 answers:

AnnyKZ [126]3 years ago

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A( Acceleration)= 12m/s
F(Force)= 3000N
M(Mass)=?

You Know, F= MA (Force= Mass x Acceleration)
then M= ?

stira [4]3 years ago

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We know that:
a=(v-u)/t
a=(12m/s-0)/3s
a=4m/s²
Now:
F=ma
3000N=m*4m/s²
3000N/4m/s²=m
m=750kg

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