Posted by deeva on Saturday, December 18, 2010 at 6:10am.
If you provide the acceleration rate (a) in m/s^2 units, the force is
F = M a.
F is the force in Newtons and M is the mass in kg.
5 min/sec is not an acceleration rate. It is an incorrect time conversion factor.
5 meters/sec^2 IS an accleration rate.
These are things you should know if you are studying mechanical engineering.
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