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PLEASE HELP THIS IS IMPORTANT! the more mass an object has the more damage it can cause. true or false?
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PLEASE HELP THIS IS IMPORTANT!

the more mass an object has the more damage it can cause. true or false?

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It's true. Mass is directly proportional to force so more mass means more force applied which causes more damage.

User Igor Savinkin
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Yes it's true

compare a falling feather vs a falling rock

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