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If you increase the force on an item without changing the mass you increase acceleration? true or false?

1 answer:

5 0

(F)(M)=A
Force times Mass equals Acceleration.
The answer is TRUE.
If the mass increases the number on the left side of the equation increases, thus increasing the right side as well.

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