if the mass of a body and the force acting on it are both doubled,what happens to its acceleration
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Let the mass of body be m and the force acted on it be f.
Then,
Since, f = ma
=) a1 = f/ m .......(i)
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Now,
When they are doubled,
2f = 2 m* a2
=) a2 = 2f/2m .............(ii)
Comparing eq (i) and (ii)
a1/a2 = (f/m) / ( 2f / 2m)
=) a1/a2 = ( f * 2m) / ( m * 2f)
=) a1 / a2 = 1 / 1
Hence, when the mass and force on the body is doubled then, acceleration remains same.
Hope it helps u.
Let the mass of body be m and the force acted on it be f.
Then,
Since, f = ma
=) a1 = f/ m .......(i)
______________________
Now,
When they are doubled,
2f = 2 m* a2
=) a2 = 2f/2m .............(ii)
Comparing eq (i) and (ii)
a1/a2 = (f/m) / ( 2f / 2m)
=) a1/a2 = ( f * 2m) / ( m * 2f)
=) a1 / a2 = 1 / 1
Hence, when the mass and force on the body is doubled then, acceleration remains same.
Hope it helps u.
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Answer:
Explanation:
If both are doubled then ,
The acceleration at that time remain the same.
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