Physics, asked by animeshj565627, 1 year ago

Why is more force required to move a heavier body then to move a lighter body

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Answered by kaushalya198426

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Force = mass * acceleration

Thus mass is directly proportional to force i.e if mass is more force will be more and if mass will be less force will also be less.

(same applies for acceleration too )

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