Which formula describes Newton's second law of motion? O A force = mass x acceleration mass OB. force = acceleration OC force = mass X velocity Velocity mass OD. torce

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Which formula describes Newton's second law of motion?

O A force = mass x acceleration
mass
OB. force = acceleration
OC force = mass X velocity
Velocity
mass
OD. torce

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Answer:

F=ma

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SURJEET SINGH Bisht answered May 20, 2020

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