Physics, 15.04.2020 18:54, kookharakura

How do I calculate the drag force given the mass is 50kg, a=5ms^-2
Answer is 126.5N

How do I calculate the drag force given the mass is 50kg, a=5ms^-2 Answer is 126.5N

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