A body of mass 500g is accelerated at 2m /sec^2 Find magnitude of accelerating force

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Mass = m= 500g

acceleration = a = 2m/s²

Magnetude : Magnetude of any physical quantities is product of numerical value and unit

F = ma

F = 500g×2m/s²

F = 1000gm/s²

F = 10³gm/s²

F = 1Kgms^-2

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A body of mass 500g is accelerated at 2m /sec^2 Find magnitude of accelerating force

Mass = m= 500g acceleration = a = 2m/s² Magnetude : Magnetude of any physical quantities is product of numerical value and unit F = ma F = 500g×2m/s² F = 1000gm/s² F = 10³gm/s² F = 1Kgms^-2

Mass = m= 500g

acceleration = a = 2m/s²

Magnetude : Magnetude of any physical quantities is product of numerical value and unit

F = ma

F = 500g×2m/s²

F = 1000gm/s²

F = 10³gm/s²

F = 1Kgms^-2