Mass of a body is doubled.how does its acceleration change under a given force?
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Force = mass x acceleration
So if mass is doubled, acceleration will have to be halved so that the force remains the same.
F= 2m x a/2 ( the 2s get cancelled)
= m x a (force remains same as it was before)
So if mass is doubled, acceleration will have to be halved so that the force remains the same.
F= 2m x a/2 ( the 2s get cancelled)
= m x a (force remains same as it was before)
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Answer:
it will be halved
Explanation:
when the mass increases the acceleration would as ,the increase in mass would reduce motion as the force would not be sufficient.
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