If the mass of a body and force acting on it are both doubled, what happens to the acceleration?
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F=ma
therefore a=F/m
given information
m1=2m
F1=2F
a=F1/m1
=2F/2m
=F/m
If the mass of a body and force acting on it are both doubled,the acceleration remains unchanged
therefore a=F/m
given information
m1=2m
F1=2F
a=F1/m1
=2F/2m
=F/m
If the mass of a body and force acting on it are both doubled,the acceleration remains unchanged
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no change .acceleration remains constant.
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