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The amount of force needed to cause an object to accelerate depends upon A. the object's mass and the net force acting upon it. B. the object's volume and the net force acting on it. C. the object's mass
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The amount of force needed to cause an object to accelerate depends upon

A.
the object's mass and the net force acting upon it.
B.
the object's volume and the net force acting on it.
C.
the object's mass and volume.
D.
the object's speed and direction.

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