A force F₁ is applied to a mass M₁. If the same force F₁ is applied to a mass M2 = 4M₁ the acceleration of mass M₁ is: O the same as for the mass M₂. O four times the acceleration of the mass M₂. O one-fourth the acceleration of the mass M₂. twice the acceleration of the mass M₂. O one-half the acceleration of the mass M₂.

A force F₁ is applied to a mass M₁. If the same force F₁ is applied to a mass M2 = 4M₁ the acceleration of mass M₁ is: O the same as for the mass M₂. O four times the acceleration of the mass M₂. O one-fourth the acceleration of the mass M₂. twice the acceleration of the mass M₂. O one-half the acceleration of the mass M₂.

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College Physics

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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