Some people believe the graph of acceleration versus force should pass through the origin, indicating that when no force is exerted on an object the object does not accelerate. Many graphs of acceleration versus force do not pass through origin, but appear as shown in the diagram below. Explain why this is so, and state the significance of the point where the graph intersects the force axis.

Some people believe the graph of acceleration versus force should pass through the origin, indicating that when no force is exerted on an object the object does not accelerate. Many graphs of acceleration versus force do not pass through origin, but appear as shown in the diagram below. Explain why this is so, and state the significance of the point where the graph intersects the force axis.

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