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resultant force
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what is a driving force?
the force that makes it move - this force pushes the car forward because there is friction between the ground and the
tyre
of each drive
wheel.
what is the formula for weight, mass and gfs?
W =
mg
weight
and mass of an object are directly
proportional
forces are vector quantities as they use both
magnitude
and
direction
how do you find resultant force?
driving force
- total force acting against
driving
force
resultant force must be
0
for
equilibrium
resultant force is a
single
force that could be drawn to represent the
combined effect
of all the forces acting on a body
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