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When force of a newton acts on a mass of 1kg then the object moves with a/an

A)speed of 1m/s

B)speed of 1km/s

C)acceleration of 10m/second square

D)acceleration of 1m/second squarw

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Solution

We have

Force= mass * acceleration

Force =1N

Mass = 1kg

So

Acceleration = Force/mass

=1N/1kg

Acceleration = 1 m/s^2

Answer (d)

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