Red, Yellow, Green, and Purple are in a physical fitness race, pulling different amounts of weights. Considering the equations for Newton’s second law (using force, mass, acceleration), who would MOST LIKELY win if each competitor pulls with a force of 570 N? Explain why.
• Red has 8 weights with a total mass of 200 kg.
• Yellow has 6 weights with a total mass of 100 kg.
• Green has 7 weights with a total mass of 250 kg.
• Purple has 10 weights with a total mass of 300 kg.
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