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Does it take more force to accelerate a dump truck or a car from 0 m/s/s to 10 m/s/s? Explain.
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Does it take more force to accelerate a dump truck or a car from 0 m/s/s to 10 m/s/s? Explain.

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Force is equal to mass multiplied by acceleration.
F = m a
The larger mass will require greater force to make the same acceleration.
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Answer:

It takes more force to accelerate a dump truck

Step-by-step explanation:

Because a dump truck has more mass so it would also have more friction and accelerate slower.

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