How do you find net force when you know the initial velocity, distance, time and mass?

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How do you find net force when you know the initial velocity, distance, time and mass?

AND how do you find net force when you know the initial velocity, final velocity, distance and mass? Slight Smile

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tpurnell26

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10 years ago

you find the acceleration and multiply it by the mass becauuse
F = ma (Newtons second law)
the acceleration can be found by
vfinal^2 = vinitial^2 + 2*a*distance
so a = (vfinal^2-vinitial^2)/(2*distance)
and again, F = ma

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