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Why does force equal mass times acceleration, not velocity times mass?
Thanks guys, I totally get it now, together your explanations made it very clear to me:dademyday:- SaifTaher
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Why does force equal mass times acceleration, not velocity times mass?
Does that mean that mathematically F has no definition? (again, mathematically )- SaifTaher
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Why does force equal mass times acceleration, not velocity times mass?
hmm, often when something can't be broken down into more parts it's clearer than this, thanks :)- SaifTaher
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Why does force equal mass times acceleration, not velocity times mass?
Thanks mate :)- SaifTaher
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Why does force equal mass times acceleration, not velocity times mass?
I'm taking an AP physics course on the edx.org platform and I arrived today at the "Forces" Unit. One of the fundamental properties of force that it's equal to acceleration times mass, but I, as a curious stubborn nerd, always look for the "why's", so I thought to myself "why it's not equal to...- SaifTaher
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- F=ma Homework Physics homework
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I'm a science enthusiast from Egypt
Hi there! :smile: :dademyday:- SaifTaher
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I'm a science enthusiast from Egypt
Hello there, I'm Saif Taher, a young science enthusiast and self-learner... I found this great website where I can share with you the most amazing concepts of algebra and science, instead of talking to my family members and classmates who totally ignore me while talking to them about such stuff...- SaifTaher
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