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A first look at mechanics.
Introduction to mechanics.pdf48 pages
CHAPTER 02 · PAGE 12Forces and motion
A force can change an object’s motion. How much it changes depends on the mass.
- Describing motionPosition, speed, velocity
- Forces & accelerationBuilds on motion
- Work & energyBuilds on forces
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PHYSICS · FORCES & ACCELERATION
Same force. Different mass.
Why does more mass mean less acceleration?
Keep the force at 6 N. Double the mass to 4 kg. The acceleration halves to 1.5 m/s².
PYTHON · YOUR FIRST CALCULATION
Change it. See what happens.
1force = 6
2mass = 2
3
4print(force / mass)OUTPUT
3.0
Now try a mass of 4.
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Forces & accelerationMECHANICS · SPACED RECALL
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