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Net Force (N)

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DaniilM [7]3 years ago

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Explanation:

F = m a

F= 4.0×4.0

F= 16 N

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F= ma

25= m × 4.998

m= 25/4.998

m= 5.002 kg

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F=ma

53= 3 × a

a= 53/3

a= 17.666 m/s

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