Multiple Forces
Experiment Question:
Hypothesis:
- When forward force is stronger: The object will continue to move forward, increasing it's speed.
- When Backward force is stronger: The object will move slow down.
- When the forces are equal: The object will move at a constant speed...?
Results/Force Arrow Diagrams:
When forward force is stronger:
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When backward force is stronger:
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Summary
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| Multiple forces affect the speed of an object in 2 different ways. One: When 2 forces are acting upon eachother the stronger force will most always prevent the smaller force from going anywhere. Two: When 2 forces are equally acting upon eachother the object won't go anywhere. Speed wise, if there are multiple forces, this would mean the object is traveling in some direction. |
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