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Mathematical Formulation of second law

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The ratio of force and acceleration is

A

mass

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B

impulse

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C

momentum

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none of these

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Solution

The correct option is A mass
From Newton'a second law, force $F = m a$
$⟹$ $\frac{F}{a} = m$
Thus ratio of force and acceleration is equal to mass of the body.

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