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A glass sitting on a table will not move unless moved by a force. This example demonstrates. A;Newton's First Law of Motion. B:Newton's Second Law of Motion. C:Newton's Third Law of Motion. D: The work
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A glass sitting on a table will not move unless moved by a force. This example demonstrates. A;Newton's First Law of Motion. B:Newton's Second Law of Motion. C:Newton's Third Law of Motion.

D: The work principle.

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I think it is A. Newtons law of motion
User Moses Toh
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a. newtons law. if im correct


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