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3 years ago

The net force is 180 and the mass is 1.793 what is the acceleration

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nata0808 [166]3 years ago

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Answer:

100.390407

Explanation:

To find acceleration, you would use the formula a=f/m (acceleration equals force divided by mass) and then once you enter those numbers in the formula, a=180/1.793. Then you divide 180 divided by 1.793 which gets you an answer of 100.390407.

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An Apple with the mass of 200g falls from the tree.what is the acceleration of the apple towards the earth.what is the accelerat

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