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a bus with a mass of 3000kg has a force of 15,000 newtons applied to it while traveling down the highway. what is the resulting acceleration on the bus?
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a bus with a mass of 3000kg has a force of 15,000 newtons applied to it while traveling down the highway. what is the resulting acceleration on the bus?

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Answer:

5m/s^2

Step-by-step explanation:

acceleration= force/ mass

a = 15,000/3000

a = 5m/s^2

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