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A net force of 100 Newtons is applied to a 3kg ball. What is the ball's acceleration?
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A net force of 100 Newtons is applied to a 3kg ball. What is the ball's acceleration?

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From,
Force = Mass * Acceleration
100N = 3kg * a
Divide by mass (3) both sides
100/3= 3a/3
33.33m/s^2 = a

The ball’s Acceleration is 33.33m/s^2

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