A football player weighing 85 kg accelerates from a stationary position, over a distance of 10m and has a final velocity of 25 km/h. a) What is his acceleration? b) Calculate the horizontal force on the centre of gravity of the player.

A football player weighing 85 kg accelerates from a stationary position, over a distance of 10m and has a final velocity of 25 km/h. a) What is his acceleration? b) Calculate the horizontal force on the centre of gravity of the player.

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University Physics Volume 1

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Chapter5: Newton's Law Of Motion

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