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A 6 kg ball experiences a 5 m/s^2 acceleration. What is the strength of the force felt by the ball? a: 0.83kg b: 30 newtons c: 30 kg d: 1.2 newtons

A 6 kg ball experiences a 5 m/s^2 acceleration. What is the strength of the force felt by the ball? a: 0.83kg b: 30 newtons c: 30 kg d: 1.2 newtons
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A 6 kg ball experiences a 5 m/s^2 acceleration. What is the strength of the force felt by the ball?

a: 0.83kg
b: 30 newtons
c: 30 kg
d: 1.2 newtons

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Answer:

30 newtons

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data given

mass=6kg

acceleration=5

f=m×a

6×5=30

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