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This equation represents Newton's Second Law of Motion, F=ma. It shows the relationship of force, mass, and acceleration.

How will the acceleration of an object change if the force acting on it is doubled, but the mass of the object remains the same?

A. The acceleration will be doubled.
B. The acceleration will be quadrupled.
C. The acceleration will remain the same.
D. The acceleration will be decreased by half.

My answer: A.

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Check my answer!

This equation represents Newton's Second Law of Motion, F=ma. It shows the relationship of force, mass, and acceleration. 
 
How will the acceleration of an object change if the force acting on it is doubled, but the mass of the object remains the same?
 
A. The acceleration will be doubled.
B. The acceleration will be quadrupled.
C. The acceleration will remain the same.
D. The acceleration will be decreased by half.

My answer: A.

@Imtiaz7

imtiaz7 · Answer

A is your answer and A is correct one
bc force is directly proportional to acceleartion

anonymous · Answer

you are correct @BlossomCake  the answer is A

imtiaz7 · Answer

As a force doubled, then acceleration also doubled

imtiaz7 · Answer

@BlossomCake ?

anonymous · Answer

Sorry, I had to leave the computer for a few minutes.... Thanks to the both of you! @Imtiaz7 @osamabinswaggin

imtiaz7 · Answer

Its ok bloosom flower

anonymous · Answer

^_^

imtiaz7 · Answer

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