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If you use the same force to push a motorcycle as you would to push a bike, which one will have more acceleration and why? Explain using Newton’s Second Law
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If you use the same force to push a motorcycle as you would to push a bike, which one will have more acceleration and why? Explain using Newton’s Second Law

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The motorcycle right? Because it is experiencing more acceleration by going way faster rather than going too slow?
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the bike would because it has less mass.

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im learning newtons laws in class right now so that should be right

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