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1) Homework Statement


If a cow eating grass (at rest) and having a mass of 408.6 kg slides down a 10 meter slope in 1.5 seconds. What is the net force on the cow?

2) A net force of 450 N is applied to a .333 kg baseball, what is its acceleration?





Homework Equations



force = mass * acceleration

The Attempt at a Solution



No idea how to do number one! Is number two, 450=.333(acceleration) ?

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minhas510 said:
1.

1) Homework Statement


If a cow eating grass (at rest) and having a mass of 408.6 kg slides down a 10 meter slope in 1.5 seconds. What is the net force on the cow?

2) A net force of 450 N is applied to a .333 kg baseball, what is its acceleration?





Homework Equations



force = mass * acceleration
remember it's net force=mass*acceleration

The Attempt at a Solution



No idea how to do number one!
what's the acceleration of the cow using the kinematic equations? Then apply your relevant equation.
Is number two, 450=.333(acceleration) ?
Yes, solve for the acceleration, but don't forget to use the proper units; when the mass is in kg and the force is in N, then the acceleration has the units of_______?