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How to calculate that ​-example-1

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Step-by-step explanation:

Acceleration= 15-3/2

=6m/s²

User Mark Norgren
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Answer:

acceleration =
\bf 6 m/s^2

Step-by-step explanation:

We can calculate the acceleration of an object using the following formula:


\boxed{acceleration = (Resulatant \space\ force)/(Mass)}.

The resultant force is the effective force that is being applied to an object. In this case, there is a 15N force to the right, and a 3N force to the left.

∴ Resultant force = 15N - 3N

= 12N

Now we can use the formula for above formula to calculate acceleration:


acceleration = (12)/(2)

=
\bf 6 m/s^2

User Benoit Drogou
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