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mass dosent increase when in motion?, because as the acceleration increases so does the force, since they are proportional so the resultant mass is the same e.g.
rest mass = 0.5kg and a force of 5N downwards when accelerated downwards at 12 ms instead of 9.81ms the force will also increase by a factor of the acceleartion increase, so new m =6.11/12 = 0.5kg

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iL1L

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Hi there! I have moved your thread from the chat section into the Physics section.

Reply 2

OliAllen

Original post by iL1L

Hi there! I have moved your thread from the chat section into the Physics section.

Thanks, I am a bit new to this place I appreciate your help

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iL1L

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Original post by OliAllen

Thanks, I am a bit new to this place I appreciate your help

No worries

You can either post a thread in the top right corner where it says "Ask a question", or go onto the section you want and then "Create a new discussion".
Hope that helps :smile:

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OliAllen

yes it does thanks

Original post by iL1L

No worries

You can either post a thread in the top right corner where it says "Ask a question", or go onto the section you want and then "Create a new discussion".
Hope that helps :smile: