# Question #dcba7

Sep 26, 2017

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#### Explanation:

Newton's First law of motion say's that " every particles continues in the state of rest or under uniform motion till there is no external force applied on it ".

Hence any force can affect the motion of the vehicle.

Force = mass x acceleration .

Here mass denotes the mass of the given vehicle .

Acceleration is defined as " the rate of change in velocity " . It is the measure of the rate at which the velocity of the vehicle is changing .

REARRANGING THE RELATION :

$a$ = $\frac{F}{m}$

Here a is the acceleration,

m is the mass of the particle, and

F is the force applied on the particle.

From the above relation we have two cases

case 1 :

$$       if  the force applied on the particle is increases  the


acceleration of the particle will also increase .

case 2:

$$         acceleration is inversely proportional to  mass of the vehicle


Hence decrease in the mass will increase acceleration . and the increase in the mass will decreases the acceleration .