Relationship between force and acceleration

The object's weight in kilograms

The measure of how much matter an object has

The force applied to an object by gravity

The amount of space an object occupies

The measure of how fast an object is moving

The measure of how far an object has traveled

The measure of how quickly an object's mass changes

The measure of how quickly an object's speed is changing

Deceleration

Speed

Weight

Acceleration

A car slowing down as it approaches a red light

A car maintaining a constant speed on a straight road

A car going uphill and gaining speed

A car moving at a steady pace around a curve

In kilometers per hour (km/h)

In meters per second (m/s)

In meters per second squared (m/s²)

In newtons (N)

Acceleration determines the object's weight.

Acceleration depends on the mass of the object and force applied to it.

Acceleration explains how objects change direction.

Acceleration helps us measure the object's volume.