Newton's Second Law (OCR GCSE Physics A, Combined (Gateway Science Suite)): Flashcards
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Newton's Second Law formula
Newton's Second Law formula
Acceleration & resultant force relationship
Acceleration & resultant force relationship
Directly proportional
Acceleration & mass relationship
Acceleration & mass relationship
Inversely proportional
Effect of zero resultant force on object
Effect of zero resultant force on object
Constant speed, no acceleration
Effect of larger resultant force
Effect of larger resultant force
Larger acceleration
Effect of heavier mass (same force)
Effect of heavier mass (same force)
Lower acceleration
Same mass, higher force outcome
Same mass, higher force outcome
Greater acceleration
Same force, higher mass outcome
Same force, higher mass outcome
Lower acceleration
As force increases, acceleration...
As force increases, acceleration...
Increases (proportional)
As mass increases, acceleration...
As mass increases, acceleration...
Decreases (inversely proportional)
Definition of inertial mass
Definition of inertial mass
Measure of how difficult to change velocity
Inertial mass formula
Inertial mass formula
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