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Question

In a physics experiment, the force FF and the distance dd from a point are inversely proportional. If a force of 20 N20	ext{ N} is observed at a distance of 5 m5	ext{ m}, what is the distance when the force is 10 N10	ext{ N}?

Accepted Answer

10 m10	ext{ m}

Answer

15 m15	ext{ m}

Answer

2.5 m2.5	ext{ m}

Answer

5 m5	ext{ m}

In a physics experiment, the force FF and the distance dd from a point are inversely proportional. If a force of 20 N20\(\text{ N}\) is observed at a distance of 5 m5\(\text{ m}\), what is the distance when the force is 10 N10\(\text{ N}\)?

In a physics experiment, the force $F$ and the distance $d$ from a point are inversely proportional. If a force of $20 cap N$ is observed at a distance of $5 m$ , what is the distance when the force is $10 cap N$ ?