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If i apply 280 n of force to a 40kg object, what will it's acceleration be?

If i apply 280 n of force to a 40kg object, what will it's acceleration be?
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If i apply 280 n of force to a 40kg object, what will it's acceleration be?

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Answer:

f=ma

f=280N

m=40kg

a=?

280=40a

a=280/40

a=70N/kg

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