A net force is applied to an object. If the same net force is then applied to a second object with 7.1 times the mass of the first, then the acceleration of the second object will be how many times the acceleration of the first object? A. 0.2529 В. D. 0.1617 0.13 0.1409 E. С. 0.1485 F. 0.1408

A net force is applied to an object. If the same net force is then applied to a second object with 7.1 times the mass of the first, then the acceleration of the second object will be how many times the acceleration of the first object? A. 0.2529 В. D. 0.1617 0.13 0.1409 E. С. 0.1485 F. 0.1408

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A net force is applied to an object. If the same net force is then applied to a second object with 7.1 times
the mass of the first, then the acceleration of the second object will be how many times the acceleration of
the first object?
A.
0.2529
В.
D.
0.1617
0.13
0.1409
E.
С.
0.1485
F.
0.1408

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