The acceleration of the object is _______ proportional to the net force and ________ proportional with its mass. a. directly ; inversely b. inversely ; directly c. inversely ; inversely d. directly ; directly 2. It is amount of pull of gravity on an object.

The acceleration of the object is _ proportional to the net force and __ proportional with its mass. a. directly ; inversely b. inversely ; directly c. inversely ; inversely d. directly ; directly 2. It is amount of pull of gravity on an object.

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Chapter4: Dynamics: Force And Newton's Laws Of Motion

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1. The acceleration of the object is _______ proportional to the net force and ________ proportional with its mass.

a. directly ; inversely

b. inversely ; directly

c. inversely ; inversely

d. directly ; directly

2. It is amount of pull of gravity on an object.
a. Tension

b. Frictional force

c. Weight

d. Normal force

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