Physics, asked by riyachandani, 8 months ago

if the mass of a body and the force acting on it are tripled. what happens to the acceleration?

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Answered by PriyaShukla27082004

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Answer:

there will be no change in acceleration

Explanation:

F= ma

a=F/m

if F and M are tripled then a=3F/3m

which is equal to F/m

therefore there is no change in acceleration

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