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When the force applied to an object is increased, how will the rate of acceleration change if the mass it is applied to remains constant?

When the force applied to an object is increased, how will the rate of acceleration change if the mass it is applied to remains constant?
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When the force applied to an object is increased, how will the rate of acceleration change if the mass it is applied to remains constant?

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Because of the formula a = F/m

Step-by-step explanation:

The force and mass affect the acceleration of the object, because of the formula above.

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