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Homework Statement
What quantity does the slope of a force-acceleration graph represent?
Homework Equations
N = kg*m/s/s
A=m/s/s
The Attempt at a Solution
Well since the slope = rise/run, and the y-axis is the N and the x-axis is the acceleration, the slope is therefore (kg*m/s/s)/(m/s/s) or simplified just kg.
So the slope represents simply the mass quantity expressed in kg?