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The formula F = ma means "force equals motion times acceleration." A. false B. true
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The formula F = ma means "force equals motion times acceleration." A. false B. true
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The formula F = ma means "force equals motion times acceleration."
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B. true
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False, the awnser is b false
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False, it means force is equal to mass times acceleration
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