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Jaycee Lee

2 August, 07:42

Define Newton's Second Law.

A. When an object puts a force on another object, the second object puts a force back on the first, equal in magnitude but opposite in direction.

B. The total energy through any process is conserved.

C. Objects tend to keep their motion unless acted upon by an unbalanced outside force.

D. Fnet = ma

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