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Force does not change the mass of the body.
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A force acting on the body can change its shape, size and also state of motion. As the force acting upon an object is increased, the acceleration of the object is increased (Newton's 2nd Law). But it can never change the mass of the body, which is always constant.
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Force didn't make the mass of the system change. The mass of the system is simply redistributed. This would be the same as pulling apart a lump of clay and making two smaller lumps: the total mass is the same, but has been redistributed.
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