F=ma and f - ma = 0 are they similar or not?, Physics

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Ans) In the first one..... F=ma...the only force which acts is F...which causes an acc. of ''a'' to the body of mass m...

and as the force=>F=ma

but on the second...

let ....ma=F(2) ....then we have ..F - F(2)=0

which shows two forces acting on the particle or system whose resultant is zero..

As only 1 force acted in the first case and two forces acted on the second case if we consider the system only.

 


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