Chemistry, 24.10.2019 01:00, whocares1819

If the force exerted remains the same, what will happen to the acceleration if an object is replaced with another object with twice as much mass? the acceleration will be 2 times faster. the acceleration will be reduced by half. the acceleration will not be affected. the acceleration will be four times faster.

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