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What will happen to the amount of force of an object if the mass of an object increases?
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What will happen to the amount of force of an object if the mass of an object increases?

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Since force is directly proportional to mass, if the mass of either of the object increases, the force also increases
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Answer: If you were too push a heavy item down a ramp, it would go faster than a lighter object because the heavier the object, the stronger the gravitational force.

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