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If a box that weights one pound (5 newtons) needs to be moved, how much force needs to be applied to move it? A. Less than 5 Newtons B. Exactly 5 Newtons C. Any force greater than 5 Newtons D. Not enough
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If a box that weights one pound (5 newtons) needs to be moved, how much force needs to be applied to move it?

A. Less than 5 Newtons
B. Exactly 5 Newtons
C. Any force greater than 5 Newtons
D. Not enough information provided

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A

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