Question

How fast will an object with a mass of `15 kg` accelerate if a force of `96 N` is constantly applied to it?

Answer 1

`6.4m//s^2`

Explanation:

Force=mass times acceleration, or `F=m*a`
We can rework this to:

`a=F/m=(96N)/(15kg)=6.4N/(kg)`

And since the Newton is defined as `N=(kg*m)/s^2`

This results in: `a=6.4(cancel(kg)*m)/s^2divcancel(kg)=6.4m//s^2`