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f=mxa
a=f/m

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pre-lab whiteboard

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When the net fore on an object decreases.....

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When the net fore on an object decreases.....

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so does the acceleration along with it.

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When acceleration increases, then the net force increases

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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 along with it

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Is the relationship between net force and acceleration proportional? 

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Is the relationship between net force and acceleration proportional? 

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yes if the net force of a object is increasing so will the acceleration since more is pulling on the object. If you were to double net force the acceleration would also double because it's a direct relationship and it depends on the net force.

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

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

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In our lab we said that this relationship the direct because once the net force moves a certain way the acceleration moves along with it.

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How did you calculate the net force on the object?

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How did you calculate the net force on the object?

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We turned grams into newtons then turned that into acceleration (m/s^2)

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ftension and fgrav of the rope are equal

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When net force goes up so does acceleration. It follows net force as it changes directions.