3. A Force of 180 N moves a body in 5 seconds along a straight line according to s = (t - 50t) m, where s in meter and r in seconds, the mass of the moving particle is: a. 20.25 kg b. 15.25 kg c. 10 kg d. 6 kg

3. A Force of 180 N moves a body in 5 seconds along a straight line according to s = (t - 50t) m, where s in meter and r in seconds, the mass of the moving particle is: a. 20.25 kg b. 15.25 kg c. 10 kg d. 6 kg

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c. 10 kg
d. 6 kg

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