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A force of `100N` acts on a body of mass `0.25kg` for `2s`. Calculate acceleration of the body and its change in momentum.

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Given, `F=100N`, `m=0.25kg`, `t=2s`
We know that `F=ma`
hence, `a=(F)/(m)=(100)/(0.25)`
change in momentum `=Ft`
`=100xx2=200N`
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