If a car is accelerating at 5 m/s^2 and it’s mass is 20kg; what would be the force in Newton’s to cause this? (Recall: F=MA)

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If a car is accelerating at 5

m/s^2 and it’s mass is 20kg; what would be the force in Newton’s to cause this?
(Recall: F=MA)

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Answer:

100N

Step-by-step explanation:

F=20kg•5ms^-2

F=100N

Hamel Kothari answered Dec 27, 2022

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