Good evening everyone,

This aspect of Secondary School Physics has been giving me a restive mind since few days ago. I've burnt different kind of candles (White, Red, blue and so on), only to get this done. The question goes thus;


If you check New School Physics authored by Anyakoha, In Page number 180 of that textbook ( LINEAR MOMENTUM )

In the beginning of that chapter (Linear Momentum) he said, at the end of this chapter, the student should be able to :

2. Show graphically

a. The relationship between the acceleration produced by a given set of forces acting on the same mass

b. The relationship between the acceleration produced by a constant force on varying masses

c. That the results from (a) and (b) lead to the equation of F=ma

If you checked the textbook, you would understand me better.

My questions now are:
How can I show graphically the expression (a), (b) and (c) above


THANKS VERY MUCH IN ADVANCE




*THANK YOU IN ADVANCE*

I don't seem to understand the question very well but if you are asking how will the graph look like
(a) is a straight line graph passing through the origin
(b) is an inverse straight line graph.
(c) I'm coming

centurionpapa:
I don't seem to understand the question very well but if you are asking how will the graph look like
(a) is a straight line graph passing through the origin
(b) is an inverse straight line graph.
(c) I'm coming

Please, Where can I get the explanation for those graphs you mentioned