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How is an objects acceleration affected by its mass and the forces acting on it
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How is an objects acceleration affected by its mass and the forces acting on it

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If the force of an object is going against the way the object is going it will move slower.

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If the force of an object is going against the way the object is going it will move slower. The mass makes the object move slower as well.
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