Exploration 3.3 If you were to take data, constantly changing the net force on the system, but keeping the total mass the same, what quantity could you plot vs. met force to give a straight line? Explain. Sketch the graph below.

Exploration 3.3 If you were to take data, constantly changing the net force on the system, but keeping the total mass the same, what quantity could you plot vs. met force to give a straight line? Explain. Sketch the graph below.

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Chapter4: Forces In One Dimension

Section4.3: Newton's Third Law

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