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If an object has a force of 500N and the mass is 100Kg, what would the acceleration be for this object? - 600 m/sec - 400 m/sec - 50,000 m/sec - 5 m/sec Chose one
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If an object has a force of 500N and the mass is 100Kg, what would the acceleration be for this

object?


- 600 m/sec
- 400 m/sec
- 50,000 m/sec
- 5 m/sec


Chose one

User Chowwy
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5 votes

Answer:

5m/sec square

Step-by-step explanation:

because force = mass x acceleration

A=F/M

User Subhaze
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Answer:

5m/sec square

Step-by-step explanation:

because F=M×A

A=F/M

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