AtlasDoc12
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Has anyone ever seen an online resource, or other that has information on the amount of force created by people and objects? Thanks!
Measuring force.
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IN which direction and at what velocity? Vertically and stationary, it is whatever they weigh. Under any other condition is is a function of mass and velocity.
IN which direction and at what velocity? Vertically and stationary, it is whatever they weigh. Under any other condition is is a function of mass and velocity.
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Yeah, F=mA, but keep your units consistent.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Newton's_laws_of_motion
If A is the accel. of gravity at 32.2 ft/seconds squared and F = 161 pounds = a person's weight, that person's mass in "slugs" is 5.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Newton's_laws_of_motion
If A is the accel. of gravity at 32.2 ft/seconds squared and F = 161 pounds = a person's weight, that person's mass in "slugs" is 5.
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