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You push on box A with a horizontal 100-N force (Fig. Q4.31). Box A weighs 150 N, and box B weighs 50 N. Is the force that box A exerts on box B equal to 100 N, greater than 100 N, or less than 100 N?
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on box A with a horizontal
100-N force (Fig. Q4.31). Box A
weighs 150 N, and box B
weighs 50 N. Is the force that
box A exerts on box B equal to 100 N, greater than 100 N, or less than 100 N? Explain.

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