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16. If the net force on an object is doubled, the acceleration of the object will _______ (if mass is held constant). A. halve B. double C. increase by three D. Decrease by three
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If the net force on an object is doubled, the acceleration of the object will _______ (if mass is held constant).

A. halve
B. double
C. increase by three
D. Decrease by three

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B! Assume you are lifting weights... you are squatting 100 pounds, then you go to 200 pounds. The force of the mass/weight thus double Bc it is twice as hard to push it up!!

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Answer:

B

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I made a mistake, I am so sorry. The correct option is B. Since the mass is held constant, as the force increases the acceleration increases too. Thanks

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