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Students in a science class conducted an investigation to demonstrate that, by Newton's second law of motion, the ratio between the net force and the acceleration produced is constant. They manipulated the net force applied to an object and measured the acceleration that the object acquired in response. The results are shown in the table
Net force (N) Acceleration (m/s^2)
2.4 9.6
1.4 5.6
3.2. 12.8
The students want to present their results in a graph. How should they organize the graph to show the data they collected?
use the x-axis for the force and the y-axis for the ratio between the force and the acceleration.
use the x-axis for the force and the y-axis for the acceleration
use the y-axis for the force and the x-axis for the ratio between the force and the acceleration
use the y-axis for the force and the x-axis for thr acceleration
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