Question #135922
The body of mass 2kg undergoes a constant horizontal acceleration of 5m/s². Calculate the resultant horizontal force acting on the body. What will be the resultant force when it moves with a uniform velocity of 10m/s²
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Expert's answer
2020-09-30T12:26:09-0400

According to the Newton's second law, the resultant foce acting on a body is equal to:


F=maF = ma

where m=2kgm = 2kg is the mass of the body and a=5m/s2a = 5m/s^2 is its acceleration. Thus:


F=25 (kgm)/s2=10NF = 2\cdot 5 \space (kg\cdot m)/s^2 = 10N

When abody moves with a uniform velocity, it does not have any acceleration (a=0a = 0 ). Thus, by the Newton's second law, the resultant force also is zero.


Answer. 1) 10N. 2) 0N.


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