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A constant force if 600 N is applied straight up on a 500 kg crate. How long will it take for the crate to rise 8.0 m from rest?
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as F=MA i.e. mass*acceleration so from the given data A=F/M=600/500=1.2ms^-2 using equation of motions i.e. s=ut+1/2(at^2) where s= displacement in meter u=initial speed t=time a=acceleration so, 8=1/2(1.2*t^2)>>>>as u=0 given at rest initially 16/1.2=t^2 t=3.65148seconds :)
can you explain the first equation? i'm kinda having a brain fart! D:
newton law F=ma force=mass*acceleration
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