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A rider and his biycle weigh 100 ka If they sccelerate at a rate of 2 m/s2 (meters per second squared), how much force is generated? 1- 50 N 2- 200N 3- 0.5N 4- 300 N
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A rider and his biycle weigh 100 ka If they sccelerate at a rate of 2 m/s2

(meters per second squared), how much force is generated?

1- 50 N
2- 200N
3- 0.5N
4- 300 N

User Hexagon Theory
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It looks like choice 2 is the correct awnser!!
User BlueSky
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Force = mass * acceleration
Force = 100 * 2
Force = 200 N

Choice 2
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