Car A has twice the mass of car B. If the same force is used to push each car separately, how will their acceleration differ?

Pocesar asked Mar 5, 2023

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Car A has twice the mass of car B. If the same

force
is used to
push each car separately, how will their
acceleration differ?

Pocesar asked Mar 5, 2023

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Answer:

car B will go back more

Step-by-step explanation:

car A and B hit each other with the same amount of force but A is twice as heavy so it does not get as affected as car B does

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