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If it takes a force of 60 Newtons to move an elephant, then a person who supplies a force of 70 Newtons will be able to move it. options: True False
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If it takes a force of 60 Newtons to move an elephant, then a person who supplies a force of 70 Newtons will be able to move it. options: True False

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Answer: False

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User Syplex
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Answer: True

The answer is literally in the question. If it only takes 60 Newton’s to move an elephant. And you apply 70 Newton’s, that’s obviously enough force to move the elephant. Other persons answer is incorrect
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