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1. The same force at different times on two masses m1 is given an acceleration of...

1. The same force at different times on two masses m1 is given an acceleration of 4m/s2 and m2 is given an acceleration of 1m/s2. (a)What is the ratio of the masses , m2/m1 (b) suppose the two masses are combined an the same force is acted on the combination . what is its acceleration.

2. A 5g bullet is accelerated to 300m/s s down a 72cm gun barrel . Assuming a uniform acceleration. what is the net force on the bullet in the gun barrel?

3. The displacement of 20kg mass as a function of time in SI units is given by r(t) =(2t square - 9t-15,-16tsquare + 5t + 18) what is the net force acting on the mass as a function of time ? what is the net force at t=2 s?.... (please note the square is raise the power 2)

4.Two forces F1 and F2 act on a 12kg mass to produce an accceleration of magnitude of 3m/s square in the negative y direction . if the first force is given by F1 (-30,20) N then what is the value of the second force F1?

5.Two blocks with masses m1 and m2 are dragged along a frictionless surface a.they are pulled by a force F are connected by a string . What is the tension in the rope T?

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