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In my presentations F is a CAUSE of acceleration. Mass is the
same no matter how large the force (classically). A given force
acting on a different m produces a different a. Simultaneity and
rigidity are implied. Is this wrong in the first physics course? If
so then why? Likewise a dop, for example from a battery, is a
CAUSE of current. That is a common approach, I suppose.
Ludwik Kowalski