If the mass of a duffel bag is less than the mass of a suitcase, what is true if both are slid across an airport floor?(1 point) Responses It would be more difficult to stop the duffel bag than it would be to stop the suitcase. It would be more difficult to stop the duffel bag than it would be to stop the suitcase. It would be much easier to stop the duffel bag than it would be to stop the suitcase. It would be much easier to stop the duffel bag than it would be to stop the suitcase. The duffel bag will contain more matter than the suitcase. The duffel bag will contain more matter than the suitcase. Both objects would be able to move at the same time. Both objects would be able to move at the same time.

Answer 1

The correct response based on the information given is: It would be much easier to stop the duffel bag than it would be to stop the suitcase.

This is because, according to Newton's second law of motion, an object with less mass requires less force to stop it when compared to an object with more mass, assuming they are being moved at the same speed. Thus, stopping the duffel bag (with less mass) would require less force than stopping the suitcase (with more mass).