1 Newton of force can make acceleration in any object having some mass. Which of the following is correct?

□1 cm/sq sec

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1. Answer:

   Required Answer :–

   We know that

   SI unit of mass = kg

   SI unit of Force = N

   SI unit of Acceleration = m/s²

   By putting value

   1 = 1 × 1

   1 = 1

   Now

   We get that the second option is correct

   Know More :–

   The equation of motion

   v = u + at

   s = ut + ½at²

   v² – u² = 2as

   [tex] \\ [/tex]

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2. Answer:–

   ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀According to the Question

   It is given that the 1 Newton of force are applied on any object having some mass. Firstly we write the SI unit.

   • SI unit of Acceleration is m/s².

   • SI unit of Mass is kg.

   • SI unit of Force is Newton

   As we know that 1 Newton is defined when the force of 1 Newton is applied on body of mass 1 kg & produce acceleration in the body of 1m/s².

   [tex]:\implies[/tex] F = ma

   where,

   • F denote force
   • m denote mass
   • a denote acceleration

   [tex]:\implies[/tex] 1 N = 1kg × 1 m/s² (According to the definition)

   So , the required answer is (2) 1 m/s² acceleration in object of mass 1 kg .

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