how do you prove k=1 in F=kma?
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THERE IS A PRACTICAL THEORY WHICH PROVES IT BUT TO PROVE IT SIMPLY
WE TAKE AN INSTRUMENT WHICH CAN MEASURE FOURCE LET IT = F
THEN AS
F = KMA
WE ARE ABLE TO SEE THAT
MA = F
THEN
MA ×1 = F
HENCE FROM ABOVE
K = 1
HOPE IT HELPS
WE TAKE AN INSTRUMENT WHICH CAN MEASURE FOURCE LET IT = F
THEN AS
F = KMA
WE ARE ABLE TO SEE THAT
MA = F
THEN
MA ×1 = F
HENCE FROM ABOVE
K = 1
HOPE IT HELPS
stephenthomas59:
How about dimensionally proving it
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