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A force is applied to an object at rest with a mass of 100 kg. A force twice as large is applied to another object at rest with a mass of 100 kg. What differences in their motio…

A force is applied to an object at rest with a mass of 100 kg. A force twice as large is applied to another object at rest with a mass of 100 kg. What differences in their motio…
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A force is applied to an object at rest with a mass of 100 kg. A force twice as large is applied to another object at rest with a mass of 100 kg. What differences in their motion would you observe? Explain your reasoning.

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The second object, the one that had twice the force applied to it, would move twice as far, I believe.
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