What causes acceleration of an object?

Answer 1

An unequal applied force. That's is it.

For example, a force (measured in Newtons(N)) applied to one side of an object will equal that objects mass (M) multiplied by its acceleration(a)

Thus F(N)=M*a

Answer 2

Acceleration of an object is caused by the application of a force on the object in the direction of acceleration. This force can be due to factors such as gravity, friction, or propulsion. The greater the force applied, the greater the acceleration of the object.

Answer 3

Gravity causes falling objects to accelerate.

Answer 4

On or near the surface of the earth, the rate is 9.8 meters (32.1 feet) per second2.

On or near the surface of the moon, the rate is 1.6 meters (5.25 feet) per second2.

Answer 5

Well, gravity is the pull of the earth. So, if a car accelerates, more friction is produced.

Answer 6

Objects accelerating is a changing in how fast a object is moving. Acceleration is caused by gravities force when a object is dropped or on a incline.

Answer 7

when ever you drop the object for ex:like a pen it falls not fly off into the air gravity puls it down

Answer 8

If the object is moving parallel to the force, gravity will attract it to itself. If the object is moving at the force, gravity will accelerate the object, propeling it towards itself.

Answer 9

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