shawndavenport shawndavenport
  • 21-04-2015
  • Physics
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how do you find the force on an object using distance and time



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AL2006
AL2006 AL2006
  • 21-04-2015
You can't. Distance and time don't tell you the force. A bicycle and a battleship may travel the same distance in the same time, although the forces on them are quite different.
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