A bicyclist rides forward with a positive acceleration. How would her acceleration be different if she had less mass?
2 answers:
Answer:
increase
Explanation:
According to the Newtons second law
F = m a
Where, m be the mass of the object, a be the acceleration of the body
Rider applies the same force so the acceleration depends on the mass.
As mass is less so acceleration is more as acceleration is inversely proportional to the amass of body.
Her acceleration would increase, if mass decreases than the acceleration would increase
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