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Mathematical Formulation of second law

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If the net force acting on a body is doubled, the acceleration of the body is

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Halved

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Doubled

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Unchanged

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Quadrupled

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Solution

The correct option is B Doubled
According to newton's second law,
$F = m a$
So, if force is doubled, a is also doubled.
Option B is correct.

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