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I know that violating physics laws is impossible; this is just a question, so just answer it and don't say that can't happen. Anyways, if there is a light object and a heavy object, and forces of the same magnitude are exerted on the the objects, and despite the heavier mass, the heavier object accelerates at the same rate as the lighter object; is that a violation of Newton's second law (f=ma)?