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Question #256756

If a force of 50 Newton was applied to an object with a mass of kilograms, what will the object's acceleration be?

Expert's answer

Let us assume the object has a mass of x kg.

"F=ma"

"a=F\/m"

in this case; "a=\\frac{50}{x}m\/s^2"

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