What Does the Slope Represent in a Force vs. Acceleration Graph?

Fequals · Dec 13, 2011

What does the slope of acceleration and mass mean?

What would be on the Y axis and X axis?

sandy.bridge · Dec 13, 2011

F=ma. m=F/a, which shows that if you use the force applied on the y-axis, with the acceleration on the x-axis, the mass of the object will merely be the slope. You can rearrange that formula in other manners if you want to graph it differently.

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