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Jose

29 June, 09:33

What is meant by the following statement?

"Acceleration is inversely proportional to mass."

Acceleration decreases as mass decreases.

Acceleration and mass are opposites.

Acceleration increases as mass decreases.

Acceleration is not affected by mass

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