20. What happens to the inward acceleration of an object when the mass is quadrupled? a. The inward acceleration is quadrupled. b. The inward acceleration is doubled. c. The inward acceleration is halved. d. The inward acceleration remains the same.

20. What happens to the inward acceleration of an object when the mass is quadrupled? a. The inward acceleration is quadrupled. b. The inward acceleration is doubled. c. The inward acceleration is halved. d. The inward acceleration remains the same.

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20. What happens to the inward acceleration of an object when the mass
is quadrupled?
a. The inward acceleration is quadrupled.
b. The inward acceleration is doubled.
c. The inward acceleration is halved.
d. The inward acceleration remains the same.

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