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(I really need help ASAP please!! this is for science her is the problem) You push on an object with an applied force. What is the "reaction" force to your push? A) th…

(I really need help ASAP please!! this is for science her is the problem) You push on an object with an applied force. What is the "reaction" force to your push? A) th…
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(I really need help ASAP please!! this is for science her is the problem)

You push on an object with an applied force. What is the "reaction" force to your push?
A) the object being pulled by Earth
B)the object pushing back on you
C)the object moving forward
D)the object being lifted up

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Step-by-step explanation:

c

User Maxim Tulupov
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Answer:

c

Step-by-step explanation:

c because the object is moving forward which is the direction of the force

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