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• A lock of mass 2g. has a constant velocity when it is pushed along a table by a force of 5N. when the push is increased to 9N: what is the acceleration?
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oobleck
F=ma
so, 0.002a = (9-5)
a = 4/.002 = 2000 m/s^2
I suspect a typo.
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Anonymous
2 kg maybe?
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