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Law of Acceleration
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Newton's second law of motion
The acceleration of an object is directly
proportional
to the net force on it and inversely proportional to its
mass
Newton's law of acceleration
Force acting on an object =
Mass
of object x
Acceleration
of object
Greater
mass
of object
Greater
force
needed to
accelerate
it
Example of Newton's second law
Boy applies
less
force to accelerate bicycle than man due to
less
mass
Man applies
more
force to accelerate bicycle with
added
mass of woman
Unit of force
Newton
(N =
kg·m/s²
)
Weight
Force due to gravity =
Mass
x Acceleration due to gravity (
9.8
m/s²)