6. Consider the following 4 scenarios of an object (same mass in each case) and rank them from greatest to least according to the magnitude of the force acting on them. If there is no force, state so explicitly. Explain your ranking. T=4s T=2s T-Os

6. Consider the following 4 scenarios of an object (same mass in each case) and rank them from greatest to least according to the magnitude of the force acting on them. If there is no force, state so explicitly. Explain your ranking. T=4s T=2s T-Os

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