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Inessa [10]
2 years ago
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When Aditya pushes on Rachel and her bicycle, they accelerate at 0.22 m/s/s. If Aditya pushes on Rachel and her bicycle with twi

ce as much force, then her
acceleration will be?

A. 1/4 as much
B. 1/2 as much
C. twice as much
D. the same
Physics
1 answer:
lord [1]2 years ago
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I think it’s D but I’m not sure
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200.13 6.7672

200.14 6.7675

200.15 6.7679

200.16 6.7682

200.17 6.7686

200.18 6.7689

200.19 6.7692

200.20 6.7696

200.21 6.7699

200.22 6.7702

200.23 6.7706

200.24 6.7709

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200.25 6.7713

200.26 6.7716

200.27 6.7719

200.28 6.7723

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200.30 6.7729

200.31 6.7733

200.32 6.7736

200.33 6.7740

200.34 6.7743

200.35 6.7746

200.36 6.7750

200.37 6.7753

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200.39 6.7760

200.40 6.7763

200.41 6.7767

200.42 6.7770

200.43 6.7773

200.44 6.7777

200.45 6.7780

200.46 6.7784

200.47 6.7787

200.48 6.7790

200.49 6.7794

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200.50 6.7797

200.51 6.7800

200.52 6.7804

200.53 6.7807

200.54 6.7811

200.55 6.7814

200.56 6.7817

200.57 6.7821

200.58 6.7824

200.59 6.7828

200.60 6.7831

200.61 6.7834

200.62 6.7838

200.63 6.7841

200.64 6.7844

200.65 6.7848

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200.67 6.7855

200.68 6.7858

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