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F = ma
So if you want the "a" to stay constant (as it is then uniform acceleration), the F must also be constant to apply a constant force.
2 is the answer
Answer:
Explanation:
initial velocity
magnitude of velocity, v = 12 m/s
angle made of velocity with negative x-axis,θ = 60°
We need to calculate x- component of v
velocity is in negative x-direction, v = -12 m/s
now,
Hence, the velocity x-component is equal to -6 m/s.
Since we are working in one dimension (left right or East West), we don't need to worry about angles! It's just simply a matter of adding things up!
First list out all the forces and add negative (-ive) signs to each of the 'west' forces like this.
20 East + (-27 West) + ? = 10 East
so it's easy to see that 20 + (-27) = -7
So to get to 10 from -7 just do the sum to get 17.
Since 17 is not negative it must be in the direction of East.
So the answer is:
Magnitude = 17 N
Direction = toward the East
