▸You solved for acceleration: 10.0000 m/s² (1.0197 g).
- 1.02 g is comparable to a hard brake or fast car launch. Passengers feel noticeably pushed back or forward.
- A 10.00 kg object experiencing 100.00 N of net force will accelerate at 10.0000 m/s².
- After 1 second at this rate, the object gains 10.00 m/s of speed (about 36.00 km/h).
- This is the net acceleration, meaning air resistance, friction and other forces are ignored unless included in the force input.
Next stepTo account for friction, subtract the friction force (friction coefficient x normal force) from the applied force before entering it here.