A net force is acting on an object. The object is moving in a straight line under the effect of this force. If the net force acting on the object is doubled, how will this affect the object?

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A net force is acting on an object. The object is moving in a

straight line under the effect of this force. If the net force
acting on the object is doubled, how will this affect the
object?

Physics
high-school

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The object's velocity would increase due to the change in force.

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Ramzy Abourafeh answered Jun 19, 2021

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