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If the car moving with 2,000N of force and has a mass 16,000N ,how fast could it accelerate.
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If the car moving with 2,000N of force and has a mass 16,000N ,how fast could it accelerate.

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On the other hand, acceleration is inversely proportional to the mass of the body being accelerated. That is, the greater the mass, the less acceleration.

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