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The force of 1N on the mass of '0.5 g.pr...

The force of 1N on the mass of '0.5 g.produces an acceleration equal to

A

`1 ms^(-2)`

B

`2 ms^(-2)`

C

`2000 ms^(-2)`

D

`500 ms^(-2)`

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The correct Answer is:
C
`a= (F)/(m)= (1)/(0.5 xx 10^(3))= (10000)/(5)= 2000 ms^(-2)`
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