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To which kinds of objects do Newton's laws of motion apply? A. All objects with weight B.All objects in the Universe C.All objects with Gravity D.All objects on Earth
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To which kinds of objects do Newton's laws of motion apply?

A. All objects with weight

B.All objects in the Universe

C.All objects with Gravity

D.All objects on Earth

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Answer:

A all object with weight

Step-by-step explanation:

because all the newtons law have something to do with weight/mass

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