How much force is needed to accelerate each object from its resting position?

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Organize the objects in order from least to most force needed.

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Answer 1

To determine how much force is needed to accelerate each object from its resting position, we generally use Newton's second law of motion, which states that Force (F) equals mass (m) multiplied by acceleration (a):

\[ F = m \times a \]

Assuming we are comparing different objects with different masses, and applying the same acceleration to each, the object with the least mass will require the least amount of force, while the object with the greatest mass will require the most force.

Without specific objects and their masses given, I can't provide a precise order. However, if you have a list of objects with their respective masses, I can help organize them in order from least to most force needed based on their mass. Please provide that information if possible.