QUESTION 10/ 10
The magnitude of a force is:
how fast an object moves when it is pushed how long it takes to push or pull an object
how far an object moves when it is pushed

The concept of force is rooted in the work of Sir Isaac Newton, particularly his Second Law of Motion, which states that force equals mass times acceleration (F=ma). This means that the strength of the force depends not just on how hard you push, but also on the mass of the object you’re pushing and how quickly you want it to speed up.

In real-world terms, understanding the magnitude of a force is crucial in various fields, from engineering to sports. For example, engineers must calculate the forces acting on buildings to ensure they can withstand winds and earthquakes, while athletes benefit from knowing how to apply the right amount of force to improve their performance—like a sprinter exploding off the starting blocks!