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A force of 12.5 N is appiled to 10 kg mass
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A force of 12.5 N is appiled to 10 kg mass

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To find the acceleration, use the formula: force= mass x acceleration. 12.5 N = 10 x Acceleration Acceleration = 12.5 / 10 Acceleration = 1.25 Hope this helps :)
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