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Net force and acceleration
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Net force and acceleration

Net force and acceleration-example-1
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Net force = 4 N - 1.6 N
= 2.4 N

Explanation:
net force = resultant force
So weight - air resistance that is drag force
= resultant force

Force = mass * acceleration
Acceleration = force / mass
= 2.4 N / 0.40 = 6 m/s^2

Net force = 2.4 N (C)
Acceleration = 6 m/s^ 2 (C)
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