Property:Force
In physics, a classical force is a name given to a net influence that causes a free body with mass to accelerate. A net (or resultant) force which causes such acceleration may be the non-zero additive sum of many different forces acting on a body. Has type ForceThe type of this property is invalid; the SI unit for force is the newton.
In formulae, typically has symbol F.
[edit] Definition
Force is a vector quantity defined as the rate of change of momentum induced in a free body by the net force acting on it, and therefore force has a direction associated with it.
[edit] Semantic Relation
has expression "F = m*a" "(1)" and s-expression "(= F (* m a))"
in terms of Property:Momentum
has expression "F = d(p)/d(t)" "(2)" s-expression "(= F (diff p t))"
Where
m = Property:Mass g = Property:Acceleration p = Property:Momentum t = Property:Time
