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Hi, I have a question if I calculate the average force that must be exerted on a 0.145 kg baseball for me to give it an acceleration of 130 m/s2. How would I get I get the acceleration would I divide 130
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Hi, I have a question if I calculate the average force that must be exerted on a 0.145 kg baseball for me to give it an acceleration of 130 m/s2. How would I get I get the acceleration would I divide 130 by 0.145 kg to get the acceleration?
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Newton’s Second Law: Force = mass times acceleration.
F = 0.145 * 130
You would multiply to find the force required, not divide. Hope this helps!
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