2According to Newton's law the force is equal to mass multiplied by.. .a) Velocityb)b) Accelerationc) Speedd) Momentum

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According to Newton's law the force is equal to mass multiplied by. . b) Acceleration c) Speed a) Velocity b) d) Momentum

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