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The force of ________________ must equal the mass of an object. Please help.
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Well, a force can't equal a mass. They have different dimensions. Force has dimension [force] = [mass]\(\cdot\)[length]\(\cdot\)[time]\(^{-2}\) Is there any more to the question?
No, there is no more to the question.
Thank you for your help.
You can divide a force by acceleration to get mass. It could be "The force of gravity on an object divided by acceleration due to gravity must equal the mass of the object"
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