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What force needs to be applied to a mass of 2 tonnes to cause an acceleration of 20ms^-2?
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Force = mass * acceleration right? then... they give you the mass and the acceleration :)
Force = mass times acceleration, or \[F=ma\] convert tonnes to kilograms (1 tonne = 1000 kilograms), and substitute in i.e. \[F=2000\times20=40,000\rm{N}\]
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