(Physics) What is the force of an object with a mass of 10kg moving at 8-?
What does the 8 mean? is it m/s. If there's no friction or resistance whatsoever, only an initial force, in order to create acceleration, will be enough.
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Hi,Your question is not enough defined. If 8 [m/sec^2] is the acceleration than the force F is:F = m * a F = 10 * 8 = 80 Neutons.If 8 [m/sec) is the speed than more information is required: If it's a constant speed than a = 0 and F = 0 If 8 [m/sec] is the speed at a certain point, more information has to be given (Initial velocity, time of accelaratin, etc).Best regards.
It seems likely that it should have been an acceleration of 8 m/sec^2
in which case, (as the last post explains)
The force F is given by
F = m * a
F = 10 * 8 = 80 Newtons.
Regards - Ian
the force is 80 Newtons. ( i think 8 is m/s^2)
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