Question

if you double the force of an object what happens to the acceleration​

Answer 1

Answer:

acceleration increases

Explanation:

when the force doubles the acceleration also increase if the object is having constant mass

f=ma

Answer 2

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Let F be the force exerted on a particle of mass "m" moving with acceleration "a"

Implies,

$\large{ \sf{ \vec{f} = m \vec{a}}}$

We know that,

Mass of a particle is always constant

Thus,

$\huge{ \boxed{\boxed{\sf{ \vec{f} \propto \: \vec{a}}}}}$

• When the force exerted on the particle is doubled,as a result the acceleration will also be doubled