How To Calculate Force Using Newton’s 2nd Law Of Motion: Physics Made Easy | Tadashi Science

Learn how to calculate force using Newton’s 2nd Law of Motion (F=ma) in this easy-to-follow tutorial. Using real-world examples, we’ll break down the formula that connects force, mass, and acceleration and show you how to apply it.
Whether you're a student or just curious about physics, this video will help you master the basics of force calculation. Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more helpful science content.
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No like this is the most helpful video I’ve watched on physics, very helpful, thank you 🔥

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When I first did force calculations, I didn't know we had to multiply or divide it by the time I saw this video

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This actually kinda made me understand,but I dont understand when u know which thingy u have to cover:,)

[@tadashiscience]

You cover up the variable that the problem asks you to solve for!

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[@rushherr]

This is really helpfull thank u so muchhh🎉🎉 but i remember the teacher cancelled the m/s² thing and i don't understand because i see lot of vid about this lesson and none of it cancelled the m/s² thing

[@tadashiscience]

There is not a unit to the mass to cancel out the m/s2 as m is meters and s is seconds. This leaves you with unit of kg * m/s2 which is the same thing as a newton (N) which is the unit we use for force! Hope this helps!

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Can you make a video of solving the velocity and mass

[@tadashiscience]

Using what formula?

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[@Caliphash]

What if the divisor is a decimal number (for example 1.5kg and 56m/s²)

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You would still solve it the same way, just use those numbers and put them in the calculator as you would with whole numbers

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[@SophiesDriver]

1:14 why must we consider the seconds as squared?
Why does the object have to be accelerating? Trucks, for example, many hundreds of kilometers at a constant speed after acceleration.

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The units for acceleration are distance/time squared because the formula is chance in velocity/time admins velocity has a time component to it as well

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Would you not add Gravity being 9.81N first to your 10kg ball?

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No because if you are dropping a ball then the a, acceleration is going to be acceleration due to gravity which is 9.81m/s2

[@tadashiscience]

No because if you are dropping a ball then (a) is going to be 9.81m/s2 which is the acceleration due to gravity

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