Visualizing the Relationship between Force, Mass, and Acceleration

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auntzephyr

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Mar 28, 2008

Can anyone tell me a way to illustrate this in a chart or graph?

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spidey64

Mar 28, 2008

you could have a line graph with one axis representing mass and the other representing acceleration, then force would be shown as a perfectly diagonal line between the two

auntzephyr

Mar 28, 2008

thanks!

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