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A shovel pushes on dirt and the dirt pushes back on the shovel. The dirt pushing back is A. resistance force B. input force C. ideal force

A shovel pushes on dirt and the dirt pushes back on the shovel. The dirt pushing back is A. resistance force B. input force C. ideal force
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A shovel pushes on dirt and the dirt pushes back on the shovel. The dirt pushing back is

A. resistance force
B. input force
C. ideal force

User John Biesnecker
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The dirt pushing back is the 'resistance' force. It RESISTS your attempts to shovel it.
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