If a 70-kg swimmer pushes off a pool wall with the force of 250 N , at what rate will the swimmer accelerate ?

Question

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Answer 1

Force is Mass multiplied by Acceleration.

250 Newtons translates to 250 [Kilograms Times (Meters Per Second Every Second)].

That is to say, 250 N = 250 [kg•(m/s²)].

Then isolate the Acceleration sought by calculating 250 [kg•(m/s²)] divided by 70 kg which gives

250/70 or 3.571428571428.... (m/s²).

This Acceleration Is Equivalent To Velocity (or Speed) Going Up By 3.57 Meters Per Second Every Second Until Water Resistance Forces The 70-Kilogram Swimmer To Arm-Stroke And Leg-Kick In Order To Maintain Forward Motion At The Maximum Velocity To Which His Acceleration Took Him.