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two forces are applied to a 40kg object. one force is 50N and the other is 60N. if the forces are perpendicular to another, what will the resultant acceleration of the object be?

10 years ago

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bobpursley
What is sqrt(50^2+60^2) ?

that force=m*a solve for a.
10 years ago
Anonymous
sqrt(50^2+60^2)

= 78.1

F=ma

78.1=(40)a ----> 78.1/40=a

a= 1.95m/s^2 is this correct? :)
10 years ago
bobpursley
yes.
10 years ago
Anonymous
thank you so much! definitely appreciate the help.
10 years ago

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