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A block of mass 500G is pulled from rest on a horizontal frictionless bench by a steady force F and travels 8M in 2 s find the acceleration and the value of F?
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Equations:
F=m*a
d=vi*t+1/2*a*t²
Given Variables
m=.5kg
vi=0m/s
d=8m
t=2s
8=0m/s*2s+1/2*a*2s²
a=4m/s²
F=.5kg*4m/s
F=2N
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8/2=4
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