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how do you work these out What is the mass of a cannonball if a force of 2,500 N gives the cannonball an acceleration of 200 m/s2? A. 12.5 kg B. 15.0 kg C. 20 kg D. 25 kg
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can anyone help me out?
Newton's second law says \[\sum F = m \times a\] here we have only one force F=2500 N and a= 200 m/s2 can you calculate m ?
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i don't know how but what i think it might be 15
because what i did is 2 times 15 = to 25 even though it it 2500
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we have F = m*a thus m = F/a replace f by2500 and a by 200 what do you get ?
2500 =m*200? thus m=2500/200=15?
it's not 15, recalculate it
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12.5
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tell me what you get to check it for you
yeah now it's correct
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