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What is the accelaration of a 32-kg object if a 6.75-N force is applied to it

What is the accelaration of a 32-kg object if a 6.75-N force is applied to it
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What is the accelaration of a 32-kg object if a 6.75-N force is applied to it

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Answer: 0.21 m/s^2

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acceleration is equal to force divided by mass.
6.75/32= .2109375 m/s^2
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