Weight of Object: Calculating Force from Acceleration

subieman · Feb 2, 2008

If an object has an acceleration of 1.0m/s and net force is 2.0N what is the weight?

CaptainZappo · Feb 2, 2008

You will not an answer so easily on this website. For one, this should be posted in the homework section of the site, but secondly, and perhaps more importantly, you must provide an attempt at a solution before I (or, hopefully, anyone else) will help you.

HallsofIvy · Feb 2, 2008

Do you know any formulas that involve acceleration, force, and weight (or maybe just mass)?

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