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(15 points) How does change in a roller coasters motion depend on the sum of the forces and the mass of the ride?

(15 points) How does change in a roller coasters motion depend on the sum of the forces and the mass of the ride?
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(15 points) How does change in a roller coasters motion depend on the sum of the forces and the mass of the ride?

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The sum of the forces divided by the mass is equal to the acceleration of the roller coaster. Acceleration causes a change in the motion.
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