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Tommy is pushing on a box and is trying to move it. He pushes with 30 N of force and it still will not move. The box is pushing on Tommy with ______ N of force. A) 30 N B) 60 N C) 90 N D) it depends on
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Tommy is pushing on a box and is trying to move it. He pushes with 30 N of force and it still will not move. The box is pushing on Tommy with ______ N of force.

A) 30 N
B) 60 N
C) 90 N
D) it depends on the size of the box

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The answer is A because whatever amount of force you apply to an object that same amount of force is given off by the object
User Vitaliy Kurokhtin
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Since he is pushing the box with 30N and the box is not moving then the box has to be pushing on tommy with the same amount of force. I believe it is A. 30 N
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