Physics, 23.01.2021 04:10 queenkimm26
If we throw a tennis ball and a bowling ball, would the bowling ball require more or less force than the tennis ball to reach the same distance?
aMore force
b Less force
c They would both require the same amount of force
In Newton's 2nd Law of Motion, the formula F=ma is given. What do the letters represent?
1-
2-
3-
a. speed
b. weight
c. Force
d. mass
e. velocity
f. momentum
g. acceleration
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