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how much force is required to keep a 2 kilogram object moving horizontally with a speed of 4 meters a second
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how much force is required to keep a 2 kilogram object moving horizontally with a speed of 4 meters a second

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F=ma where "F" is force in Newton(SI unit) "m" is mass in KG and "a" is acceleration in m/s, so it is going to be 8 N so F= 8 Newton
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