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Mass of a body is doubled. what happens to the acceleration under a given force?

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Answered by arayaredd

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Explanation:

According to Newtons second law of motion force equal to rate of change of momentum. Basically, if you doubled the mass for same force, the acceleration will become half.

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Mass of a body is doubled. what happens to the acceleration under a given force?​

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Mass of a body is doubled. what happens to the acceleration under a given force?