Question #d734d

2 Answers
Aug 16, 2016

#43.75 N#

Explanation:

Using Newton's equation for force:

#F = m * a#
#F = (12.5 kg) * (3.5 m/s^2)#
#F = 43.75 kg * m/s^2# or #43.75 N#

Aug 16, 2016

I tried this:

Explanation:

Here you can use Newton's Second Law that tells us that the resultant of all the forces acting on a body of mass #m# will produce an acceleration #a# or:
#SigmavecF=mveca#

in your case you can assume a movement in one dimension and lose the vector notation to write (havinhg one force only):
#F=ma#

you only need to substitute your given values for mass and acceleration and multiply to get your force in Newtons.