Question:
What type of relationship exists between force and acceleration? ?
Joe C
2008-11-07 18:52:34 UTC
What type of relationship exists between force and acceleration? Please explain your answer!
Thanks!
Three answers:
anonymous
2008-11-07 19:22:44 UTC
F = ma



Force = mass x acceleration



if you push, say, a shopping trolley, you are applying a FORCE to it



if you push the trolley harder, you are increasing the FORCE and the trolley will go faster - it will accelerate



if your friend is pushing a heavier trolley, ie, a more MASSIVE trolley, he will have to apply a greater FORCE than the one you are applying to your trolley, because with F=ma, when the m (mass) increases, the F (force) has to increase to achieve the same acceleration
teacherstudent
2008-11-07 18:58:40 UTC
F = m x a; Force = mass x acceleration
anonymous
2008-11-07 18:55:48 UTC
A sultry and steamy one.


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