Object A has twice as much mass as object B. If you exert the same force on these two objects, how do their accelerations compare?
A) Object A has half as much acceleration as object B.
B) Object A has four times as much acceleration as object B.
C) Object A has twice as much acceleration as object B.
D) They both have the same acceleration.
E) It is impossible to answer this without further details concerning the composition of the two object.
A
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