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Newton's equation for Force F=m*a is incorrect


pawelkolasa

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If F= mass * acceleration then, when you drop the same ball from different hight, it has SAME Acceleration.

 

 

 

We know that, the same ball dropped from different height will make different DENT.

 

 

 

Therefore we observe that, the higher the distance from which the ball is dropped, the bigger Force it will exert.

 

 

 

The Acceleration of the ball doesn't change with the height of the drop. It's the SAME 9.8 m/s^2 regardless of the height of the drop. However, its the velocity changed.

 

 

 

Therefore Equation for Force IS F=m * V

 

 

 

In Newtons equation, the Acceleration is redundant and can be cancelled entirely according to principles of mathematics. So Newton's equation is wrong, because his equation simply states, that Force IS equal to Mass.

 

And since Mass is dropping down toward Earth, it's WEIGHT, therefore Mass IS Weight.

 

Therefore, I just disproved Newton's equation for Force.

PAWEL KOLASA

 

p.s

Fear is the biggest intelligence killer. People fancy themselves to be intellectuals, but they fail to think because they are not. If they were intellectuals, they would not be affraid to think and form their OWN opinion.

 

 

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It's not the gravity acceleration that makes the dent in the ground.

It's the decelleration when the ball hits the ground until it comes to a complete stop that makes the dent.

 

I'm happy that you're thinking for yourself, and that you're forming your own opinion. But please realize that science has little to do with opinions. So, please grab your schoolbook, and read the chapter on acceleration and decelleration again. Then make a good drawing of what you're calculating, and then try again. Drawings help.

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If one should consider her/himself as an intellectual person, they might consider looking at why their own theory is wrong. Not through fear, but good measure...

 

Remember that acceleration is:

 

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So acceleration isn't constant. If delta velocity is variable, and time interval is also a variable and they are both components of acceleration- acceleration is not constant.

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