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A student pulls a box using a rope. What is the reaction force on the student? Box pulls the student Box pulls the rope Rope pulls the box Rope pulls the student
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A student pulls a box using a rope. What is the reaction force on the student?

Box pulls the student
Box pulls the rope
Rope pulls the box
Rope pulls the student

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I think its box pulls the student. 
User Dietmar Winkler
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I believe it's "Box pulls the rope."
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