PHYSICS? A little help, please?

Question

1. A 7.3 kg. bowling ball sliding down a smooth ramp has net force of 19N exerted on it. What is the acceleration?

2.Imagine a spider with a mass of 7.0x10-5 kg. moving downward on its thread. The net force on the spider is 1.2x10-4. What is the acceleration?

Answer 1

Hey, if you have a hot avatar, does that mean you're hot?

Just curious.

But seriously, you should do your own work. I passed physics all by myself. Its not hard.

Especially newtonian physics. Thats suuper simple.

How smooth is this ramp? Whats it made out of? Teflon? or sandpaper?

1. 2 m/s2

2. 9.8 m/s2

Answer 2

don't listen to dumbass who doesn't know that "smooth" = "frictionless"

this is a basic equation:  F = m*a

Therefore:  19N = 7.3kg * a

a = 2.6027 m/s^2

the same equation applies to your spider question... just plug and chug