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What is the mass of a dog if it accelerates at 15 m/s^2 and has a force of 50 N?
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What is the mass of a dog if it accelerates at 15 m/s^2 and has a force of 50 N?

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Answer:

3.33kg

Step-by-step explanation:

Force=mass×acceleration

Force=50N

Acceleration=15m/s^2

50=m×15

50=15m

50/15=15m/15

3.33=m

Therefore the mass is 3.33kg

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