if the mass of body is and the force acting on it are both doubleed what happens to the acceleration
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remains the same
Acceleration of the body a=mF
Now the mass as well as the force acting are doubled i.e m′=2m and F′=2F
Thus new acceleration of the body a′=2m2F=mF=a
Hence acceleration of the body remains the same.
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F=ma..or a=F/m.now mass & force is doubled. so it is no change in acceleration
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