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Physics, 26.08.2019 22:10 zitterkoph

Use the "force applied" slider to set the force applied on the elephant to somewhere in the middle of the range. after you have set the "force applied" slider, do not change it again for this question. how would the acceleration change if the mass of the elephant were increased?

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