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Standard IX
Physics
Second Law of Motion
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Calculate the force needed to speed up a car with the rate of 2m/s -2, if the mass of the car is 100 kg.
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Solution
Dear Student,
acceleration
,
a
=
2
m
/
s
2
mass
,
m
=
100
kg
Force
,
F
=
ma
F
=
2
×
100
=
200
N
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