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02-03-2021
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If the force causing a mass to accelerate is multiplied by a number while keeping the mass the same, what happens to the acceleration of the object?

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marbelys32 marbelys32

02-03-2021

Answer: If mass remains constant and you double the force you will double the acceleration.

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