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Using Newtons second law of motion, calculate the acceleration of an object with a mass of 210kg and a force of 2.5N acting on it. Don't forget your units.
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Using Newtons second law of motion, calculate the acceleration of an object with a mass of 210kg and a force of 2.5N acting on it. Don't forget your units.
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so the acceleration of the object will be 0.01190m/s².
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