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If you have a rocket that has a mass of 20kg and is accelerating at 25 m/s what force would that rocket experience? a . 20N b . 40000N c. 500N d. 25N
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If you have a rocket that has a mass of 20kg and is accelerating at 25 m/s what force

would that rocket experience?
a . 20N
b . 40000N
c. 500N
d. 25N

User Lyubimov Roman
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F = ma
F = (20kg) x 25
= 500N
So your answer is C :)
Always remember “FAM” In the shape of a triangle … so F will be at the top and A&M at the bottom that way you will remember that F = mass x acceleration
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