What acceleration is produced by a force of $10 N$ acting on a body of mass $200 k g$ ?

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Solution

Step 01: Given data
Given the mass of the body (m) $= 200 k g$
Force acting on the body (F) $= 10 N$
Let acceleration of the body
Step 02: Calculation of acceleration
Using Newton's second law we get-
$F = m a F = F o r c e m = m a s s a = a c c e l e r a t i o n$
Substituting the value of mass and force we get-
$10 N = (200 k g) \times (a m s^{- 2}) a = \frac{10 N}{200 k g} a = 0.05 m s^{- 2}$
Hence the acceleration of the body is $0.05 m s^{- 2} .$

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What acceleration is produced by a force of $10 N$ acting on a body of mass $200 k g$ ?