What is proportional to the force?

Answer 1

It means if you multiply or divide the mass by any number, the force gets multiplied or divided

by the same number.

double the mass ---> double the force

79 times the mass ---> 79 times the force

62 percent of the mass ---> 62 percent of the force

one-tenth of the mass ---> one-tenth of the force

Answer 2

quite few things are.

work is proportional to force.

with displacement to remain the same, if you increase magnitude of the force, the work done by this force will increase as well.

as newton's second law suggests f is also proportional to the mass and its acceleration.

you are pushing a table that weighs 100 kg with 2 m/s2 a (constant).

if you wanna speed up, you must increase your pushing force. {neglect frictions)

if you wanna carry two table one on another (which makes you a 200kg weight) with the same acceleration (2m/s2), you must double your pushing force. (neglect frictions)

and most interestingly there's an essential thing epitomizing this phenomena :

the frictional force. yes! the frictional force always opposes to the direction of the force and it increases by the time the force increases.

Answer 3

Electrical force is proportional to charge q and the electric field E, F=qE.

Answer 4

Directly proportional, since the higher the force the higher the acceleration for a given mass

Answer 5

net force is directly proportional to the magnitude of the net force.

Answer 6

The net force, which is the vector sum of all forces acting on a body, is directly proportional to acceleration, and operates in the direction of the acceleration.

Answer 7

It means that more force will cause more acceleration. More specifically, they are directly related: twice the force will cause twice the acceleration.

Answer 8

velocity