The common version of Newton’s second law of motion, EF= ma, is actually a special case that is true only when an objects _____ is constant. -Mass -Momentum -Force -Velocity

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Sener · Answer 1 · 2022-10-13T04:57:51+0000

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A.

Step-by-step explanation:

When the mass is constant. Newton's second law will work perfectly.

Fun fact you probably won't need to know this, but the original formula that Newton derived was F=change in momentum divided by change in time. Momentum will account for a change in mass. The schooling system lies to you all the time especially in physics.

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