Which of the following is NOT supported by Newton's Second Law?
1 The mass of an object...
Which of the following is NOT supported by Newton's Second Law?
1 The mass of an object will change depending on the force acting on it
2 The greater the force applied on an object, the greater it's acceleration
3 You can find the mass of an object if you know it's acceleration and the forces acting on it
4 Force is equal to the product of mass and acceleration
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