Based on the Second Law of Newton, if the net force were doubled, a system acceleration would also doubled.
The Second law of Newton stated that when a force is working on a system, the system's acceleration will depend on the amount of force and the total mass of the system. Newton's second law can be formulated as:
F = m.a
where:
F = net force working on the system
m = mass of the system
a = system's acceleration
If the force working on a system is doubled and the system's mass remains constant, the system acceleration would:
F = m.a
F' = 2F
F' = m.a'
2F = m.a'
2(m.a) = m.a'
a' = 2a --> the system new acceleration would doubled its initial acceleration.
However, this concept would not be working if the total mass of the system is changed.
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