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If it takes 100N to push a 300N object up an incline plane , what was the MA of the ramp

If it takes 100N to push a 300N object up an incline plane , what was the MA of the ramp
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If it takes 100N to push a 300N object up an incline plane , what was the MA of the ramp

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I believe the formula you're looking for is force equals mass times acceleration. in this case the answer would be 3.
User Tanmoy Sarker
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Answer:

3

Step-by-step explanation:

MA = load/effort

Load = 300N

Effort = 100N

MA=300/100

MA= 3

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