2. Given a force of 100 N and an acceleration of 10 m/s, what is the mass? Given:
Show your work:
F = 280n
a=0.5 m/s2
m=i

Explanation:

This question is a bit unclear. I think it's two questions conjoined. Anyways,

F=m×a

F=100N

a=10m/s^2

m=?

Making m the subject of formula

m=F/a

Substituting we have,

m= 100/10

m=10kg

Using the formula for m above

F=280N

a= 0.5m/s^2

m=?

m=280/0.5

m=560kg

Let's check our answers

F=m×a

F=10kg×10m/s^2

F=100N

Correct✓

F=560kg ×0.5m/s^2

F=280N

Correct✓

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