Objects A and B have equal amounts volumes and are both traveling at 25 miles per hour. Object A is much denser than Object B. Which object has a greater amount of force and why

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Anabella Underwood

Physics

23 June, 21:29

Objects A and B have equal amounts volumes and are both traveling at 25 miles per hour. Object A is much denser than Object B. Which object has a greater amount of force and why

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Jayson Fry · Answer 1

Object A

Explanation:

Mass of an object = Volume * denstiy

Object having higher density will have greater mass

Next,

According to second law of Newton

Force = mass * acceleration

Force = mass * change is velocity / time

For an equal amount of time, if change in velocity is equal then object with higher mass will have higher force. Hence, greater density, greater is mass and larger is the force.