smooth surface with an
Mathematics, 05.11.2020 05:30 madi6847
A metal ball bearing with a mass
of 5.5 kilograms slides across a
smooth surface with an
acceleration of 3.1 meters per
second squared. According to Newton's
second law, force varies directly with
acceleration. If the mass of the ball is
the constant of variation, what force,
in newtons, is being applied to
the ball bearing?
Answers: 1
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