The force (F) needed to cause the acceleration (a) of an object of mass, m, is given by the equation, F=ma where m is the object
’s mass. If a 12-Newton force causes the object to accelerate to 3 m/s2, what is that object’s mass? The unit for this mass is kg.
1 answer:
From Newton’s Second Law of Motion, the force needed to accelerate a moving object of mass m at acceleration a is given by ;
F = ma
In this case, m = 5kg, a = 6m/s^2 and we want to find F
F = 5 x 6
F = 30N
Therefore, a force of 30N is needed to accelerate a 5kg object at 6m/s^2.
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