Physics, asked by megha21294, 7 days ago

A force does not change mass. True/ False

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Answered by sonuammu

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As the force acting upon an object is increased, the acceleration of the object is increased (Newton's 2nd Law). But it can never increase the mass of the body. The statement is false.

Answered by cool5257boy

Answer:

solution of the equation 7x - 3 =-10 is

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