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How much force must be applied to a 2,500 kg mass to accelerate it to 3.5 m/s2 ? A: 204 N Strike Reset B: 714 N Strike Reset C: 8,750 N Strike Reset D: 30,625 N Strike Reset

How much force must be applied to a 2,500 kg mass to accelerate it to 3.5 m/s2 ? A: 204 N Strike Reset B: 714 N Strike Reset C: 8,750 N Strike Reset D: 30,625 N Strike Reset
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How much force must be applied to a 2,500 kg mass to accelerate it to 3.5 m/s2 ?

A: 204 N Strike Reset
B: 714 N Strike Reset
C: 8,750 N Strike Reset
D: 30,625 N Strike Reset

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c because you multiply the weight by time
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