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Originally Posted by ARPAN  A man is known by his deeds
1. what is the significance of the equation F= m.a
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Some careful physicists clarify that E = mc2 should actually be
E = m.c2 .
1) Perhaps better express it as:
F
= m. a ;
2) a is a vector (directional, with an origin/point of action), so F should be a vector also;
3) only when m is non-zero, then a = zero will make F =0 ;
4) when m or
a is uncertain (or below Planck scale), so will
F ;
5) when m is zero (any matter entity cannot be of zero mass),
F cannot be non-zero, otherwise
a will be infinite.
Just my guess. Seems that my proposal is different to your good answer in mind.
Best Regards. Bottomlander