How Do You Calculate Acceleration with Different Units of Force and Mass?

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Homework Statement


if the mass is 32 lb and the force is 10dyn what is the acceleration??


Homework Equations



a=f.m i don't know if this equation is right...

The Attempt at a Solution


dont have any idea to solve this problem so pls kindly help me...do i need to convert this problem?if ever g to what? and dyn to what?
tnx..


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glaveen03@yah said:

Homework Statement


if the mass is 32 lb and the force is 10dyn what is the acceleration??

Homework Equations



a=f.m i don't know if this equation is right...
No, the equation is F = m a. It should be in your textbook or class notes.

The Attempt at a Solution


dont have any idea to solve this problem so pls kindly help me...do i need to convert this problem?if ever g to what? and dyn to what?
tnx..
Most likely, you would convert mass into kg and force into Newtons.