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The acceleration of an object can be calculated by using the following formula, where is the acceleration of the object, is the force acting on the object, and is the mass of the object. If the applied force of the object is and the acceleration is , what is the mass of the object? 51 kg 459 kg 0.51 kg 5.1 kg
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i think u forgot to show the applied force and the acceleration numbers...
a=f/m the applied force of the object is 153 kg*m/s^2 the acceleration is 3 m/s^2
i think it is 459 kg
it's 51
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