An object with a mass of $2.0$ $2.0$ $k g$ $kg$ accelerates $2.0$ $2.0$ $m$ $m$ $/$ $/$ $s^{2}$ $s^2$ when an unknown force is applied to It. What is the amount of the force?

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An object with a mass of $2.0$ $2.0$ $k g$ $kg$ accelerates $2.0$ $2.0$ $m$ $m$ $/$ $/$ $s^{2}$ $s^2$ when an unknown force is applied to It. What is the amount of the force?

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Answer 1 · 2018-03-04T10:28:23

$4 N$ $4N$

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When the mass $m$ $m$ is being accelerated with an acceleration of $a$ $a$ ,we can say the net force acting in the direction of acceleration is $F = m a$ $F=ma$

here,it is given that only one force $F$ $F$ was applied to cause this acceleration, and also given, $m = 2 K g, a = 2 m s^{- 2}$ $m=2 Kg,a=2ms^-2$

So, $F = 2 \cdot 2 = 4 N$ $F=2*2=4N$

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