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If mass is constant but force increases what will happen to the acceleration of the object

If mass is constant but force increases what will happen to the acceleration of the object
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If mass is constant but force increases what will happen to the acceleration of the object

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The accelaration will increase because force is directly proportional to accelaration of the body.

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