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Grade 12th PassGeneral Physics

relation between force and acceleration

Profile image of mohit yadav
13 Years agoGrade 12th Pass
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Profile image of mohit yadav
13 Years ago

f=ma

Profile image of Sandeep Trivedi
13 Years ago

force = mass multiplied by accleration

           i.e.

     F = m a

Profile image of Divyansh Singhvi
13 Years ago

F=mass* acceleration

Profile image of POTU GANESH YADAV
13 Years ago

Force propotional to Acceleraiton

Profile image of Sushant Kumar Sinha
12 Years ago
force is directly proportional to acceleration.
Profile image of naveen
12 Years ago
f=ma i..e.,force is directly proportional to acceleration
Profile image of sivakrishna
12 Years ago
we know that F=ma from these we can derive that Both force and acceleration are proportional to each other
Profile image of haranadhnvk
12 Years ago
Force=mass*accleration if it is only for horizontal.if it is vertical we consider accleration as gravitional acceleration.
Profile image of Aiman Saad Baig
12 Years ago
The relation between force and acceleration is than, Force is the product of mass and acceleration. In mathematical formula it is expressed as F = ma, where, F = Force, m= Mass, a= Acceleration.
Profile image of Indu
12 Years ago
F = ma, where F = force, m = mass, a = acceleration.
Profile image of SREE NIGAMADITYA NIMMAGADDA
12 Years ago
From newtons 2 nd law , F = ma , where m is mass And a is acceleration, That implys acceleration is force / mass I.e a= f/m.