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Newton’s second law connects the net force on an object, its mass and its acceleration.
At constant mass, a greater net force produces greater acceleration.
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Why does the block accelerate?
The net force equals m × a. With the same mass, a larger net force means greater acceleration.
What if the mass doubles?
With the same net force, acceleration is halved. You can check this using a = F ÷ m.
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