This is directly stated in Newton's Second Law of Motion:
Force (F) = Mass (m) x Acceleration (a)
This equation tells us that:
* Force and acceleration are directly proportional. This means that if you increase the force, the acceleration will increase proportionally.
* Mass is constant. If the mass of the object stays the same, any change in force will directly impact the acceleration.
Example:
Imagine pushing a shopping cart. If you push with more force (greater force), the cart will accelerate faster.
Important Note: This assumes that the mass of the object remains constant. If the mass of the object also changes, then the relationship between force and acceleration becomes more complex.
