Downward Force Calculator

Formula

The formula to calculate the Downward Force (Fd) is:

\[ Fd = m \times AD \]

Where:

\( Fd \) is the downward force (N).
\( m \) is the mass (kg).
\( AD \) is the acceleration in the downward direction (m/s²).

Example

Let's say the mass (\( m \)) is 10 kg and the acceleration in the downward direction (\( AD \)) is 9.8 m/s². Using the formula:

\[ Fd = m \times AD = 10 \times 9.8 = 98 \text{ N} \]

So, the Downward Force (\( Fd \)) is 98 N.

What is a Downward Force?

A downward force is a force that pulls an object down. For example, the Earth's gravity pulls things down towards it, so we can say that gravity is a downward force.