If an object is moving with a force of 99N at 12.5m/sec2, what is the mass of this object? What is the weight of a 55 kg mass? What is the mass of a person whose weight is 110N?

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If an object is moving with a force of 99N at 12.5m/sec2, what is the mass of this object?

What is the weight of a 55 kg mass?

What is the mass of a person whose weight is 110N?

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1) F = m.a

Here, F= 99N, a = 12.5 m/s^2

m = F/a

m = 99/12.5

m = 7.92 Kg

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