6. If two objects experience the same net force, but they have different masses, which object will accelerate at
a greater rate the lighter or heavier object?
Newton's second law of motion is concerned with the behavior of objects in which all existing forces are not balanced.
According to the second law, the acceleration of an object is determined by two variables: the net force acting on the object and the mass of the object.
When the same force is applied to two objects of differing masses, Newton's second law states that the lighter object will accelerate at a greater rate.
