Question
A particle of mass 5.0 kg is under the influence of 2 forces. If the particle is accelerating at a rate of +4.0 m/s2, and the first force is +25 N, what is the second force?
Answers
The net force on the particle is
M*a = 20 N
If the first force is 25 N, the second must be -5 N, if forces can act along one axis only.
In a two dimensional situation, other answers are possible.
M*a = 20 N
If the first force is 25 N, the second must be -5 N, if forces can act along one axis only.
In a two dimensional situation, other answers are possible.
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