If a force of 16 n is applied to an object with a mass of 7 kg, the object will accelerate at

Before we solve, let's consider a formula that will aid us in solving the problem.
The basic formula for Force was F=MA.
This meant Force is equal to Mass multiplied by Acceleration.
If we're looking for Acceleration, the formula moves around and reverses.
The formula for Acceleration is A=F/M.
This means Acceleration is equal to Force divided by Mass.
The formula for Mass is M=F/A.
This means Mass is equal to Force divided by Acceleration.
We have our force, 16N, and we have our mass, 7kg. This means we must use our Acceleration formula; A=F/M.
Let's plug our numbers in.
A = 16/7
A = 2.285.
Remember, when we solve for acceleration, we use units squared (units^2).

A = 2.285 units^2 (standard m/s^2).

I hope this helps!

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