Question #256753

An object accelerates 8.2m/s² when a force of 20.1N is applied to it . What is the mass of the object?


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2021-10-28T10:53:14-0400

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  • Assuming the given force to be the NET force applied on the object, Newton's second law can be applied to this situation to calculate the mass of the object.

ΣF=ma20.1N=m×8.2ms2m=20.1kgms28.2ms2[N=kgms2]=2.45kg\qquad\qquad \begin{aligned} \small \Sigma F&=\small ma\\ \small 20.1\,N&=\small m\times8.2\,ms^{-2}\\ \small m&=\small \frac{20.1\,kgms^{-2}}{8.2\,ms^{-2}}\cdots\cdots[N=kgms^{-2}]\\ &=\small \bold{2.45\,kg} \end{aligned}



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