If the same net force is applied to a 7 kg object and a 21 kg object, then the 21 kg object accelerates three times faster than the 7 kg object. the 7 kg object accelerates three times faster than the 21 kg object. both objects accelerate at the same rate because the force is the same neither object will accelerate because there is a net force on the objects. What is the acceleration due to gravity on Mars?

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Trey

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6 June, 20:56

If the same net force is applied to a 7 kg object and a 21 kg object, then the 21 kg object accelerates three times faster than the 7 kg object. the 7 kg object accelerates three times faster than the 21 kg object. both objects accelerate at the same rate because the force is the same neither object will accelerate because there is a net force on the objects. What is the acceleration due to gravity on Mars?

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Rafael Dougherty · Answer 1

F=ma, so a=F/m. Thus, the more massive object accelerates more slowly, that is, the 21 kg object is three times slower than the 7 kg one (2nd variant, 7kg is 3 times faster than 21kg)