F=MA

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What does F=MA stand for?

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F=MA is Newton's second law of motion, which states that the force (F) acting on an object is equal to the mass (M) of that object multiplied by its acceleration (A).

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What is the unit of force (F)?

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The unit of force is Newton (N).

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If the force increases, what happens to the time taken for the same mass to accelerate?

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If the force increases, the time taken decreases.

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If the time taken increases, what happens to the force for the same mass?

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If the time taken increases, the force decreases.

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What is the formula to calculate acceleration (A)?

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Acceleration (A) can be calculated using the formula A = F/M, where F is force and M is mass.

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Calculate the acceleration if the force is 144N and the mass is 12kg.

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The acceleration is 12 m/s².

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Calculate the acceleration if the force is 240N and the mass is 60kg.

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The acceleration is 4 m/s².

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What happens to acceleration if mass increases while force remains constant?

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If mass increases while force remains constant, acceleration decreases.

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What happens to acceleration if force increases while mass remains constant?

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If force increases while mass remains constant, acceleration increases.

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What is the relationship between force, mass, and acceleration?

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The relationship is directly proportional; as one increases, the others change accordingly based on the equation F=MA.