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Newton's 2nd Law of Motion says that Force is equal to the Mass of an object times its Acceleration. With that in mind how would you calculate Acceleration? Acceleration = Mass/Force Acceleration = Force/Mass
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Newton's 2nd Law of Motion says that Force is equal to the Mass of an object times its Acceleration. With that in mind how would you calculate Acceleration?

Acceleration = Mass/Force


Acceleration = Force/Mass


Momentum (p) = mass x velocity


Acceleration = Accel + er + nation - the first n

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Answer: Acceleration = Force/Mass

Step-by-step explanation:

F = ma

a = F/m

Acceleration = Force/Mass

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