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Liliana

1 March, 16:44

Kim is standing at the bus stop. Her weight of 550 Newtons is a downward force caused by gravity. What is the amount of force that the ground is pushing back on her with?

0 N There is no force

550 N It is equal to the downward force

600 N It has to be more than the weight

500 N It has to be less than the weight

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