plue

Work through the difficult part together.

Ask about the idea in front of you. Your tutor follows the task, your attempts, and where you got stuck, then explains it in conversation and on a shared board.

Same force. Different mass.

Try the two masses below. The board and explanation change together, so you can follow what the equation means.

Tutor & shared boardSample course

Same force. Different mass.

PHYSICS · FORCES & ACCELERATION

2 kg6 Na = 6 ÷ 2 = 3 m/s²
Why does more mass mean less acceleration?

Keep the force at 6 N. Double the mass to 4 kg. The acceleration halves to 1.5 m/s².

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