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Which law explains why a book flying in the air hitting a person would hurt more than a feather hitting a person?
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Which law explains why a book flying in the air hitting a person would hurt more than a feather hitting a person?

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Because of force, the force would keep growing from the air, while the feather glides with the wind. So force is the reason why.
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Newton's laws of motion
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