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If two cars had the same engine, which delivered the same force to the wheels, but the first car was more massive than the second would the cars perform differently?
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If two cars had the same engine, which delivered the same force to the wheels, but the first car was more massive than the second would the cars perform differently?

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Yes, they would. The car with bigger mass would have lower velocity.
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