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A force acts on a mass of 16 g for 3 s and then ceases to act. In the next 3 seconds, the mass travels 81 cm. What was the magnitude of the force?

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While covering the distance of 81 cm, there was no external force on the body and therefore it must have covered this distance with a uniform velocity v, generated when the force was acting on the body.
s = vt or, v = `(s)/(t) = (81)/(3) = 27 " cm " cdot s^(-1)`
If the acceleration on the body due to force was a then
`" "` v = u + at or, 27 = 0 + a`xx`3 or, a = 9 cm `cdot s^(-2)`
`therefore" "` Applied force, F = ma = 16 `xx` 9 = 144 dyn.
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