Newton's second law states: sum of forces = mass × acceleration. According to this, what property can you determine if you observe the acceleration of an object with a known mass?
A)the sum total of all forces acting on the object
B)the current velocity of the object.
C)the value of a single force acting on the object
D)the current location of the object

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Newton's second law, F = ma, allows you to calculate the sum of all forces acting on an object if you know its mass and acceleration.

Newton's Second Law States: Sum of Forces = Mass ×