The answer is that it is true
The formula (ma = F - Fg) is used to determine the net upward force acting on a body.
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What is net upward force acting on a body?</h3>
The net upward force acting on a body is the resultant or sum of all the upward forces acting on a body at a given time.
ma = F - Fg
where;
- F is the applied force
- Fg is the force of gravity
- ma is the resultant force
Thus, the formula (ma = F - Fg) is used to determine the net upward force acting on a body.
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This occurs due to convection! warm air (and water) rises and the cold sinks!
<span>The protons and neutrons are much more massive than the electrons.
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The electrons are simply too small to really change the mass, so they aren't counted.
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