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3 January, 05:49

It takes more force to lift a book than a piece of paper. identify the law

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  1. 3 January, 07:38
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    Newton's third law

    F=ma

    Explanation: owing to the fact that a book will weight more than a piece of paper it is evident that when individual values are plugged into the above equation the book will outweighs the piece of paper
  2. 3 January, 08:43
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    newtons third law
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