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Let the Force be F= -25 uints and the mass be M= 10 units. what is the acceleration, a
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Let the Force be F= -25 uints and the mass be M= 10 units. what is the acceleration, a

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Force= mass*acceleration.
-25= 10x

Divide both sides by 10
-2.5=x

Final answer: The acceleration is -2.5 in the direction of the force.
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