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if the net force of F is applied to half the mass (m/2), write the acceleration of the mass in terms of a

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Newton's second law of motion summarizes these relationships. The equation for acceleration above can be rewritten to solve for net force as:Net Force = Mass × Acceleration, or F = m × a

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if the net force of F is applied to half the mass (m/2), write the acceleration of the mass in terms of a​

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if the net force of F is applied to half the mass (m/2), write the acceleration of the mass in terms of a