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Object A with more mass, and object B with less mass. If you want to make both objects accelerate at the same rate, which of the two objects will require a greater force? Why?

Object A with more mass, and object B with less mass. If you want to make both objects accelerate at the same rate, which of the two objects will require a greater force? Why?
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Object A with more mass, and object B with less mass. If you want to make both objects accelerate at the same rate, which of the two objects will require a greater force? Why?

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Answer: object a

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Object a

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