Can Velocity and Mass Alone Create Force?

[John Clement Husain]

can we get Force with velocity and mass only?

 

[mfb]

Force of what, where, in which setup? Mass and velocity of what?

Your question is way too vague to answer.

Is this a homework problem?

 

[John Clement Husain]

No it isn't. Like the force of a punch or a rocket

 

[mfb]

Not without context.

A rocket at a given mass and velocity can either use its thrusters or not use them. The resulting force will be very different.

 

[russ_watters]

No it isn't. Like the force of a punch or a rocket

I think you mean impact force? An object in motion does not just "have force".

And the answer is still no: force for an impact(collision) is determined by the rate of deceleration, which depends also on the structure of the objects colliding. It doesn't have a single value and the variation throughout the impact can be very complex.

 

[olgerm]

Do you mean formula $F=\frac{dp}{dt}=m\cdot\frac{dv}{dt}$?

 

[David Lewis]

Can we get Force with velocity and mass only?

It takes force to change the velocity of a mass.