If the forces acting on two objects are the same, which object has greater acceleration? An object that is 200 kg or an object that is 400 kg? Text to speech

Object with 200kg

Explanation:

Newton's second law of motion depicts how the acceleration of an object depends on the force (F) and mass of the object (m). This law can be represented by the mathematical equation: F = ma

However, the acceleration of the object is inversely proportional to the mass i.e. a = F/m. This means that an increase in the mass of an object causes a decrease in acceleration of the object and vice versa.

According to this question, If the forces acting on two objects are the same, an object that is 200 kg will have a greater acceleration than an object that is 400 kg. Note: the higher mass the mass, the lower the acceleration and the lower the mass, the higher the acceleration.