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If you know the mass of an object, and the force acting on it, you can figure out ______. A) the direction it is moving B) the speed at which it is moving C) the object’s acceleration D) nothing about
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If you know the mass of an object, and the force acting on it, you can figure out ______.

A) the direction it is moving

B) the speed at which it is moving

C) the object’s acceleration

D) nothing about the object

User Hakju Oh
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Answer:

C

Step-by-step explanation:

F = ma

force = mass x acceleration

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