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How much force would you need to accelerate a 4 kg object from a standstill to 5 m/s^2
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How much force would you need to accelerate a 4 kg object from a standstill to 5 m/s^2

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Answer:

Answer is in attached photo.

Step-by-step explanation:

Solution

Solution is in attached photo, take note of the formula:

Force = Mass x Acceleration.

How much force would you need to accelerate a 4 kg object from a standstill to 5 m-example-1
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