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well i do believe the official equation for calculating the acceleration of an object is acceleration equals the net force (in newtons) divided by the mass (in kilograms). but i like to use the equation mass (in kilograms) = acceleration (in meters/seconds2) x the net force (in newtons). hope this helped :D
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