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Using the same amount of force to push a truck and a car, which will be...

Using the same amount of force to push a truck and a car, which will be easier to push and why?

a. 0The truck, because the density is smaller

b. The car, because the volume is smaller

c. The truck, because the volume is bigger

d. The car, because the mass is smaller

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