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Force (N) | Acceleratiion (mps2)
0.1 | 0.23
0.2 | 0.76
0.3 | 1.11
0.4 | 1.21
0.5 | 1.52

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When the net force on an object decreases…..

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When the net force on an object decreases…..

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The acceleration decreases

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When the net force on an object increases….

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When the net force on an object increases….

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The acceleration increases

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A: The relationship between netforce and acceleration is proportional because if you double the net force the acceleration will double making the object go faster.

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A: The relationship between netforce and acceleration is proportional because if you double the net force the acceleration will double making the object go faster.

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The acceleration of an object as produced by a net force is directly equal to the size of the net force, in the same direction as the net force, and inversely proportional to the mass of the object.

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If you apply greater net force the acceleration will decrease.

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Analysis Question:

1. Is the relationship between acceleration and net force on your object - direct or inverse?

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Analysis Question: (2) Is the relationship between net force and acceleration proportional (if you double the force does the acceleration double?

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A:The acceleration between Net force and the acceleration of an object is direct

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F (Mass) x F (Gravity) = F ( Friction)