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11 February, 04:15

The lesser the mass, the greater the acceleration for the given value of force. Why does this happen?

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  1. 11 February, 05:43
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    Newtons law states F=ma

    so F/m=a

    in addition it makes logical sense the lighter an object the easier it is to accelerate its velocity form 0 to some quantity
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