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Calculate acceleration if net force acting on an object is 140N and mass is 15 kg

Calculate acceleration if net force acting on an object is 140N and mass is 15 kg
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Calculate acceleration if net force acting on an object is 140N and mass
is 15 kg

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Answer:

9.33333333 m / s2

Step-by-step explanation:

140 N divided by 15 kg

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