General Directions: Solve what are asked for in the following problems. Show complete solutions by showing the following: a) FBD with complete label b) Derived formula to be used in solving the problem including the substitution of data in the formula c) magnitude of answer rounded off to 2 decimal places or to the nearest hundredths SA2) A 50-N force is used to push a 0.65 kg metal ball from rest. If the force is applied on the ball for 0.25 seconds, what will be its final velocity? M2

General Directions: Solve what are asked for in the following problems. Show complete solutions by showing the following: a) FBD with complete label b) Derived formula to be used in solving the problem including the substitution of data in the formula c) magnitude of answer rounded off to 2 decimal places or to the nearest hundredths SA2) A 50-N force is used to push a 0.65 kg metal ball from rest. If the force is applied on the ball for 0.25 seconds, what will be its final velocity? M2

Inquiry into Physics

8th Edition

ISBN:9781337515863

Author:Ostdiek

Publisher:Ostdiek

Chapter2: Newton's Laws

Section: Chapter Questions

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