Posted by Farah on Monday, March 1, 2010 at 11:26am.
force=ma=600(vf-vi)/10sec
Come Again? =S
Can You Write the way to the answer please :)
THANK YOUUU <3
Force= mass*acceleration.
where
acceleration= change in velocity/time
= (finalvelocity-initialvelocity)/time
= (Vf-Vi)/time
I Asked My Friend, But Thanks Anyways !!!
=)
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