State Newton's second law of motion how can this law be used to measure force acting on tlan object
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The second law of motion by Newton states that " A force acting on an object is the product of its mass and acceleration "
It means that F = m*a
With this formula we can derive an equation that is W = m*a where W is the weight also its a force too!
So if we have mass and acceleration, we can multiply them to find a force acting on the object!
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It means that F = m*a
With this formula we can derive an equation that is W = m*a where W is the weight also its a force too!
So if we have mass and acceleration, we can multiply them to find a force acting on the object!
Please mark as brainliest!
Regards,
Mann02
Ambitous
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