The uniform microwave radiation remaining from the Big Bang
Answer:
it just pulls them at the same time
Explanation:
We know that,
- Force = mass× acceleration
We already have mass so let us calculate accleration experienced by it, using first equation of motion;
- v = u + at
- 1.55 = 0 + a(3)
- 1.55 = 3a
- 1.55/3 = a
- 0.51 m/s² = a
Put this in force's formula;
- f = ma
- f = 600 × 0.51
- f = 306.00
- f = 306 N
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(100 N) x (1 m) =<span>= 100 J
hope that helps</span>