Asked by Kate

Newtons 2nd law

The force of earths gravity is about 10 N downward. Whats the acceleration of a 15kg backpack if lifted with a 15N force??
Answered by Elena
F-F(gr) = ma
a= {F-F(gr)}/m =
=(15-10)/15=0.33 m/s² (upward)
Answered by annonymous
english please and less sciencey
Answered by Sarah
The force of Earths gravity is about 10 N downward what is the acceleration of a 15-kg backpack if lifted with a 15-N force
Answered by Sarah
you need to lift up a 45-N object. Draw an illustration that explains the strength and direction of the force used to lift the object
Answered by Alana
How do you know this?!
Answered by Kqyden
How is your day going?
Answered by jeff bezos
you guys need to shut up you stoopid nerds
Answered by dude this helped me in school
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