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what is the acceleration of gravity if the force is 390000 N abd the Mass is 9000 kg (also what formula do you use for this?)
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what is the acceleration of gravity if the force is 390000 N abd the Mass is 9000 kg (also what formula do you use for this?)
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F=ma
390,000=f(9,000)
390,000/9,000= f
43.3333 m/s^2
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