Copy of Force and Motion lab.pdf3 / 372%+5. Set force firstly at 50N then 100N, 150N, 200N, AND 250N.6. Find acceleration using Newton's Second law F=ma1Force (N)50NMass (kg)50kg50kg50kg50kgAcceleration (m/s?)100N150N200N250N50kgQuestion:1. What is Acceleration? What is its unit?2. What is the relation between Force and Acceleration?3. When we say Force is a vector, what does this mean?*4. What is the mass of an object that has acceleration of 5m/s? when its net force of224N is applied to it? Show your work3II

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1. What is Acceleration? What is its unit?. 2. What is the relation between Force and Acceleration? 3. When we say Force is a vector, what does this mean? 4. What is the mass of an object that has acceleration of 5m/s when its net force of 224N is applied to it? Show your work

1. What is Acceleration? What is its unit?. 2. What is the relation between Force and Acceleration? 3. When we say Force is a vector, what does this mean? 4. What is the mass of an object that has acceleration of 5m/s when its net force of 224N is applied to it? Show your work

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5. Set force firstly at 50N then 100N, 150N, 200N, AND 250N.
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150N
200N
250N
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1. What is Acceleration? What is its unit?
2. What is the relation between Force and Acceleration?
3. When we say Force is a vector, what does this mean?
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4. What is the mass of an object that has acceleration of 5m/s? when its net force of
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