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The acceleration of the object is
Explanation:
So the formula we are going to use is
=> Where
=> Where
=> Where
Before we start calculating, there are some restrictions we have to consider.
- The force of friction,
#F_"F"# , will be ignored. - No direction is specified, however, a force is applied to the object. The movement produced will be referred to as motion in a positive direction.
No direction is specified, however, a force is applied to the object. The movement produced will be referred to as motion in a positive direction.
Because we are looking for acceleration, we can rearrange the equation to give us acceleration.
#F_"NET" = ma#
#F_"NET"/m = a#
First off, we can plug in the variables respectively...
#F_"NET"/m = a#
#5/10 = a#
... and solve.
#5/10 = a#
#0.5 = a#
The acceleration of the object is
Hope this helps :)