Question

when force is applied to an object it is not affected
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Answer 1

mass is not affected when the force applied

Answer 2

when force is applied to an object it is not affected-

mass

• The force acting on an object changes its shape or size , makes it move , stop , speed up or slow down .
• Forces acting on an object are balanced when the net force is zero . if the net force acting on the object is " 0 " : the object is at rest . Force causes an object to change direction .
• Changes in shape or size occur due to force-dependent stresses and strains . A change in the position of an object of rest is also caused by a force .
• But force cannot change the mass of an object .
• Force equals mass times acceleration , or F = m x a .
• This means that an object of more mass will need more force to move with the same acceleration than an object of less mass . This is Newton's second law of motion .
• The acceleration of an object is directly dependent on the net force acting on it and inversely proportional to the mass of the object .
• The greater the force acting on an object , the greater the acceleration of the object . As the mass of an object increases , its acceleration decreases .

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