How does the mass of an object affect the outcome when the forces acting upon it are unbalanced? I need six sentences...
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<h3><u>Mass of an object affect the outcome of unbalanced forces:</u></h3>
Newton’s second law of motion deals with the result of motion of an object when unbalanced forces are applied. The second law of motion establish the relationship between mass, acceleration and unbalanced forces of the object. The below points explains the relation between unbalanced forces acting on mass of the object. The acceleration of object would be higher when the unbalanced force is higher.
The equation for the unbalanced force is,
For Example: Two masses of 500 kg and 1 kg is applied with same unbalanced forces. The change in motion of 500 kg would be very much less than the change in motion of 1 kg.
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