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ANSWER MY FRACKING QUESTION PLEASE Please help me! What is the force required to move a 50 kg object at an acceleration of 2 m/s/s Please show step by step Thank you!

ANSWER MY FRACKING QUESTION PLEASE Please help me! What is the force required to move a 50 kg object at an acceleration of 2 m/s/s Please show step by step Thank you!
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ANSWER MY FRACKING QUESTION PLEASE

Please help me!


What is the force required to move a 50 kg object at an acceleration of 2 m/s/s


Please show step by step


Thank you!

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According to newton second law of motion (Force=mass×acceleration) F=ma here m=50kg and a=2m/sec² so F=50×2=100N so Force=100N

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