If the same net force is applied to a 7 kg object and a 21 kg object, then

the 21 kg object accelerates three times faster than the 7 kg object.

the 7 kg object accelerates three times faster than the 21 kg object.

both objects accelerate at the same rate because the force is the same.

neither object will accelerate because there is a net force on the objects

Question

If the same net force is applied to a 7 kg object and a 21 kg object, then



the 21 kg object accelerates three times faster than the 7 kg object.

the 7 kg object accelerates three times faster than the 21 kg object.

both objects accelerate at the same rate because the force is the same.

neither object will accelerate because there is a net force on the objects

anonymous · Answer

help pleasee.. <3

anonymous · Answer

if you push a massive bed and a light stool.. which one accelerates more?

anonymous · Answer

the bed, right?

anonymous · Answer

so its easier to push a massive bed compared to a light stool ?

anonymous · Answer

oh wait , no ... lol you had me confused for a second..

anonymous · Answer

you don't say.. 
this is something u experience everyday.. how can it possibly confuse you O.o
unless you have never pushed anything :D

anonymous · Answer

f=ma

anonymous · Answer

F(force)=M(Mass)A(Acceleration)

issy14 · Answer

b