Newton's Second Law (AQA GCSE Physics Combined Science): Flashcards
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Resultant force indicates
Resultant force indicates
Acceleration or deceleration
Acceleration's relationship to resultant force
Acceleration's relationship to resultant force
Directly proportional
Acceleration's relationship to mass
Acceleration's relationship to mass
Inversely proportional
Newton's Second Law formula
Newton's Second Law formula
Zero resultant force means
Zero resultant force means
Constant speed, no acceleration
Effect of larger resultant force
Effect of larger resultant force
Larger acceleration
Heavier object with same force experiences
Heavier object with same force experiences
Lower acceleration
Same mass, higher force gives
Same mass, higher force gives
Greater acceleration
Same force, higher mass gives
Same force, higher mass gives
Lower acceleration
As force increases, acceleration
As force increases, acceleration
Increases
As mass increases, acceleration
As mass increases, acceleration
Decreases
Inertial mass definition
Inertial mass definition
Measure of difficulty to change velocity
Inertial mass formula
Inertial mass formula
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