Question

When we applied force on the wall then why acceleration is not produced in the wall?
I know its a weird question but still I'm asking -_-

Answer 1

@iambatman @Mashy @ganeshie8 @atlas

Answer 2

@kewlgeek555 @kc_kennylau

Answer 3

need more force to accelerate the wall

Answer 4

i m applying force to move a book on the table bt it is not moving. because i m applying less force than frictional force

Answer 5

when i apply more force than friction then the book will accelerate

Answer 6

@sarah786

Answer 7

when i apply more force than friction then the book will accelerate

Answer 8

there is an opposing force (binding force of the wall to the ground) acting against your force that keeps the wall stationary. Were you happen to ram the wall with a bulldozer with a force greater than this force - you can watch the wall accelerating

Answer 9

F is directly proportional to a as the force increase the the acceleration will produced but as we know that the force is inversely proportional to mass to it is necessary to increase force..

Answer 10

Acceleration is produced in the wall but the earth moves together with the wall and the acceleration is too small to be observed

Answer 11

Since the wall is linked with the whole earth, m will be very large in the equation F=ma

Answer 12

It's larger than you cannot imagine

Answer 13

thank ya so much @shamin @atlas @Imtiaz7 @kc_kennylau ^_^

Answer 14

welcome

Answer 15

welcome sis^_^