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Applied Force =

Mass x acceleration

F = ma

Acceleration of the force =

Applied Force / mass

Divide both sides by 'm'

Different forces are applied to two objects with the same mass. The object under the small force has a [BLANK] acceleration.

Smaller

If the same force is applied to two different objects with different masses, the [BLANK] object has a larger [BLANK].

1. Lighter.


2. Acceleration.

Normal Reaction Force Must...

...Exactly balance the weight of the object so that it does not fall through the ground.