Physics, 27.01.2021 18:20 rodolfoperezzz1332
Assess It! Question #2: Which of the following statements about the Law
of Acceleration is true?
5 points
A: Increasing an object's mass decreases the amount of force required to move it
B: Decreasing the mass of an object increases its acceleration while force is
constant
C: Increasing the force applied to an object does not change its acceleration while
mass is constant
D: Decreasing the force applied to an object increases its acceleration while mass is
constant
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