Posted by Nancy on Friday, November 19, 2010 at 1:31am.
Have you heard of the equation
F = m a ?
It is called Newton's second law.
It can be rewritten as
m = F/a
The direction of the kick (right or left) doesn't matter.
Solve for the mass. It will be in kg if F is in Newtons and a is in m/s^2.
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