How do you deduce acceleration?

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Joo Sung
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How do you deduce initial acceleration just from B, L, M, and I? (Telsa, length, mass, and current)
 
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What can you tell us about how these quantities are related? If you can find a way to get a force then you have the means to get the acceleration of some object.
 
I do not have an idea of how they are related... and I can't seem to figure out the formulas for how acceleration is derived from
 
jedishrfu said:
Is this a homework assignment? What grade level? of what course or project?
It is a homework assignment. I'm on my IB course as grade 11.
 
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