76. Two cars, one of mass 500kg andone of mass 250kg, collide head on.The car with more mass experiencesa(n) force and a(n)acceleration with respect to thesmaller car.*O larger . smallerO larger . largerequal . smallerO equal . larger

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76. Two cars, one of mass 500kg and one of mass 250kg. collide head on. The car with more mass experiences aln) force and aln) acceleration with respect to the smaller car. O larger smaller O larger larger O equal smaller O equal larger

76. Two cars, one of mass 500kg and one of mass 250kg. collide head on. The car with more mass experiences aln) force and aln) acceleration with respect to the smaller car. O larger smaller O larger larger O equal smaller O equal larger

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