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Newton's second law (Weight (Your weight on Earth is the gravitational…

- - - - Your weight on a different planet would be gravitational force between you and the planet.
        
        Weight is a force, just like the push of your hand is a force, and is measured in newtons.
        
        When you stand on a bathroom scale, you are measuring the pull of Earth's gravity (a force).
- - - - For any object the center of the mass moves as if the net force is being applied there.
        
        The net force on the wrench is the force of friction between on the wrench and the table. This causes the center of mass to moving a straight line with decreasing speed.
- - - - Acceleration equation= Net force(in newtons)/mass(in kilograms)
        
        Or a=Fnet/m
        
        In this equation, a is the acceleration, m is the mass, and Fnet is the net force.
        
        If both sides of the equation I just gave you are multiplied by the mass, the equation can be written like this = Fnet=ma
- - - - A gravitational attraction exist between you and every object in the universe that has mass.
        
        The force of gravity depends on the mass of the objects and the distance between them .
        
        The gravitational forces become weaker and father apart the objects are and also decreases as the masses of the objects involved decrease.