What force (in Newtons) is required to accelerate a 2 kg object at 3 m/s²?
Difficulty: Easy
About this MCQ
Easy MCAT item. Correct choice: C. 6.
- A. 5
Why not A: “5” is not 6.
- B. 8
Why not B: “8” is not 6.
- C. 6 ✓
- D. 3
Why not D: “3” is not 6.
Correct answer
C. 6
Explanation
6 (option C) is the accepted answer to “What force (in Newtons) is required to accelerate a 2 kg object at 3 m/s²”. Option A (5) is a different value from 6. Option B (8) is a different value from 6. Option D (3) is a different value from 6. Keep 6 as the MCAT fact for this stem.
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Tags: force, Newton's second law, Using, Newtons
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