Question

A force of 900 N is applied to a 9kg object. How fast will it accelerate?

Answer 1

Given :

• Force = 900 N

• Mass = 9kg

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To find :

• Acceleration = ?

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We know :

`\boxed{ \rm Force=Mass* Acceleration}`

By using this formula we can find acceleration.

`\dashrightarrow \sf Force=Mass* Acceleration \\`

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`\dashrightarrow \sf900=9* Acceleration \\`

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`\dashrightarrow \sf900 * (1)/(9) =Acceleration \\`

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`\dashrightarrow \sf \cancel9 * 100 * (1)/( \cancel9) =Acceleration \\`

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`\dashrightarrow \sf (100)/(1) =Acceleration \\`

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`\dashrightarrow \sf Acceleration = (100)/(1) \\`

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`\dashrightarrow \bf Acceleration = 100\: ms^(-2)`

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Related Concept :

Define Acceleration:

• Acceleration is the rate by which velocity changes with respect to time

Main formula :-

a = (Vf - Vi)/t

where :-

• Vf is final velocity
• Vi is initial velocity
• t is time

Define Force :

• Force is a push or pull that changes or may tends to change an object from rest to motion or from motion to rest.

Main formula:

f = m × a

where :-

• m is mass
• a is acceleration
• f is force

Define Mass :

• The amount of matter present in body

Main formula:

m = v × d

where:-

• m is mass
• v is volume
• d is density