2. The following formula, F = ma, relates three quantities: Force (F), mass (m), and acceleration (a). (a) Solve this equation, F = ma for a. (b) If F = - 34 units and m = 10 units, what is the acceleration, a? (c) If F = 36 units and a = 12 units, what is the mass, m?

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Ann Lawson

22 February, 15:34

2. The following formula, F = ma, relates three quantities: Force (F), mass (m), and acceleration (a). (a) Solve this equation, F = ma for a. (b) If F = - 34 units and m = 10 units, what is the acceleration, a? (c) If F = 36 units and a = 12 units, what is the mass, m?

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Octavio Hurst · Answer 1

A) F/m=a

B) a would equal - 3.4

C) m would equal 3

Jakobe Stafford · Answer 2

a) F=ma, you would divide F by a to get it onto the left side of the equation, so F/m=a. Use this as the basis for the next two problems.

b) - 34/10 = - 3.4 units

c) If you look for m, do the same thing. F=ma, so divide by a to get it to the left side. F/m=a, so 36/12=3 units