If a system accelerates...

Does that mean the total force increases?
m is the same but a increased from its starting point.

That "algebraically" would mean the total force of the system "F" increased right?

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If a system accelerates...

Does that mean the total force increases?
m is the same but a increased from its starting point.

That "algebraically" would mean the total force of the system "F" increased right?

anonymous · Answer

@experimentX  @Jemurray3

anonymous · Answer

I would say yes right @experimentX ?

experimentx · Answer

yeah sure ... da/dt = k, a = kt + c => ma = mkt+mc -> the force is increasing linearly as time inccreases ... if you have da/dt = constant

anonymous · Answer

Ah, Thanks @experimentX !

experimentx · Answer

you have constant acceleration ... you have constant force ...just picture the nozzle of rocket in space