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If equal force were applied to a basketball and a baseball, which would travel further, according to newton's 2nd law of motion? the basketball would go further because a greater mass allows for a greater increase in acceleration. the baseball would go further because less mass allows for a greater increase in acceleration. they would travel equal distances because equal amounts of force allows for an equal amount of acceleration. the basketball would go further because a greater mass allows for an increase in force.
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